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The Big Snow, Washington DC

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These photos were taken in the area surrounding the Lincoln Memorial, the Reflecting Pool, and the city's famous cherry trees, and in the Georgetown neighborhood centered on M Street and Wisconsin Ave
in Environment, on the 6th of February 2010
After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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New: Great shots about the

Submitted by Adid Jimenez on Sun, 07/02/2010 - 08:29.

Great shots about the "snowaggedon", Obama said. Be carefull ;)

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After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.
After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.
After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.
After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.
After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.
After days of anticipation, the snow started to fly on Friday evening. By Saturday morning, the Washington, D.C. area was muffled and softened by 12 inches and more, and the snow was still falling.

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