Sunday, January 28, 2018

Atlanta 2017 snowstorm

In December we had a rare early season snow storm. It was the best kind of snow; the big white fluffy kind that's great for snowballs and snowpeople. Atlanta ended up getting about 3" total, with some northern and western suburbs getting from 6-8". It was great seeing the city covered in snow after two virtually snow-free winters in a row. Below are some pictures we took around the city on our snow day.

Snowpeople were sentinels throughout the city.
Mandatory Piedmont Park snow picture.
So pretty!
Since the roads were clear, everyone and their mom was out sledding.
Snow art. Snart!
Don't even try it buster!
The Beltline looked like a winter wonderland.
Hmm...Both snow and palm trees don't really belong in Atlanta.
Phenomenal cosmic power...itty bitty snowman.
Midtown looking classy! 
So much snow.
Legit snowman with carrot and everything.
Piedmont Park orchard.
Nothing like racist monuments covered in snow.
She slipped.
But why does it have feet?
Green and red and white....CHRISTMAS is coming!
Christmas trees.
Midtown sign with grey snow.
Trees near the federal reserve are always great in the snow.

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