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On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 13:43:31 -0000, Tom Melly wrote:
> Yeh, I'm going on memory here (a long time since I've seen snow, boo-hoo). I'll
> go for individual steps tonight, with just minor general mess along her path.
>
The snow was crunching underfoot (in the story) so you'll want the footprints
to not be too deep. Speaking as someone who has seen snow recently (though
not all that recently, thank whoever has so far spared us from real snowfall
this winter) you should make the footprints clean and distinct, with perhaps
a short extra stroke at the heel (where her foot would have swung down through
the snow, since she's probably not marching) and some small-to-medium piles of
snow in front of the toe, where the loose snow falls off the top and front
of her shoes as she walks.
And put that crossbar on the lamppost!
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