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Baltimore Undercover :: Our Love/Hate Relationship with the First Snow

07 January 2015

★ Ivan Petrov & whatshannonlight

On Tuesday Baltimore woke up to its first snow of 2015: super fine crystals falling steadily through freezing temperatures, which, let’s be honest, we are never prepared for. For some, a day off from work; for others, the worst commute in recent memory—complete with a lot of jeering at city schools for not opting to close or delay. As one of my friends put it best after a day of people either celebrating or bemoaning the snow: “I have an opinion about snow that some people are likely to disagree with.”

What we can probably all agree on is that Baltimore is pretty dang beautiful covered in snow.

All photos by Ivan Petrov.

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