Scenes From A Snowy Day

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January 27, 2011, 1:30 pm

Scenes From A Snowy Day

By THE LOCAL

The members of The Local East Village Flickr Group share their images of yet another snowy day.

"Yes It's Another Snow Storm" Snow Storm After-Party

Kelly Samardak

Gloria Chung

Gloria Chung

Gloria Chung

Gloria Chung

One of the unsung heroes of New York snowstorms

Dan Nguyen

Snowplow Second Ave. New York Blizzard, January 26, 2011

Dan Nguyen

On Houston Street, New York Blizzard, January 26, 2011

Dan Nguyen

Dog Walking Lafayette New York Blizzard, January 26, 2011

Dan Nguyen

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