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powder snow
Before him spread a meadow covered by smooth, powdery snow.
He carried her through the soft and powdery snow, his feet numb like logs.
Half an hour later, an hour after he'd left the ship, he began to see powdery snow.
They made their way through the women already resting in the crisp powdery snow.
A fine powdery snow was blown against his face, from the ground.
But the railroad's older electric cars have also suffered from the powdery snow.
Looking down the trail, he saw his men staggering forward, feet churning through the powdery snow.
Bruce opened the door and jumped from the warm cab into over a foot of powdery snow.
The first thin powdery snow was coming down, scattered by a rising wind.
The rear wheels spun in the powdery snow and then caught hold.
One collapsed into the powder snow before she reached them.
At other points I broke through the top surface into icy, powder snow below.
In Aspen, he learned later, it had been eight inches of good powder snow.
Because we wanted to ski in powder snow, no?
To ski in powder snow we must be fit, no?
Inside he found, packed in ice, a vial of powder snow.
But the deep cushion of cold, light powder snow gave him the confidence to try a parallel swing.
The wind was a hard blow out of the north, gritty with powder snow.
The only reliable source of powder snow is the back country, away from ski lifts.
They were on powder snow now, had cleared the sastrugi, thank God.