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December 16, 2007 -- BATH, Maine. Raymond "Buck" Alexander blows snow from the sidewalk in front of his apartment, above the Frank Smith Cleaners in downtown Bath, on Sunday afternoon. "A cop told me not to plow out in the road-- but then the plow guy came round and told me to go right ahead and put it out in the street. I'm goin' with the plow guy." He added, "I'm helpin' out the old lady who runs the shop downstairs. She's not quite so able as I am. And this thing (the electric snow blower) is awesome!".Buck's fiancee, Sarah Rumery, right, and her daughters, Taylor Rumery, 3, left, and Madysin Rittall, 2, looked out the upstairs window with their neighbor Sarah Murphy, 22, as Buck cleaned up down below. ."Do you want some hot chocolate?" asked Sarah, Buck's fiancee, as Taylor and Madysin pushed snow off the window sill. Buck came upstairs and had a warm cup of cocoa after he finished up. .Snow reached 10 inches deep in some places in Bath on Sunday. On Sunday evening it rained, making an icy crust over the snow by dawn, as temperatures dropped into the teens. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.

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December 16, 2007 -- BATH, Maine. Raymond "Buck" Alexander blows snow from the sidewalk in front of his apartment, above the Frank Smith Cleaners in downtown Bath, on Sunday afternoon. "A cop told me not to plow out in the road-- but then the plow guy came round and told me to go right ahead and put it out in the street. I'm goin' with the plow guy." He added, "I'm helpin' out the old lady who runs the shop downstairs. She's not quite so able as I am. And this thing (the electric snow blower) is awesome!".Buck's fiancee, Sarah Rumery, right, and her daughters, Taylor Rumery, 3, left, and Madysin Rittall, 2, looked out the upstairs window with their neighbor Sarah Murphy, 22, as Buck cleaned up down below. ."Do you want some hot chocolate?" asked Sarah, Buck's fiancee, as Taylor and Madysin pushed snow off the window sill. Buck came upstairs and had a warm cup of cocoa after he finished up. .Snow reached 10 inches deep in some places in Bath on Sunday. On Sunday evening it rained, making an icy crust over the snow by dawn, as temperatures dropped into the teens. Photo by Roger S. Duncan.