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Scout DeBartolo’s Chihuahua-terrier mix Walter Stanley Garcia, appropriately clad for the snow storm, is taken on a walk down the Avenue in Hampden Saturday, February 6, 2010. And yes, those are booties.
Here’s the Baltimore Messenger’s corresponding article and photo gallery.
This is our backyard.
“I’ve had it for four years, and this is the first time I’ve really used it,” says Richard Brown of his gas-powered snow-blower. He used it to clear part of the 3500 block of Elm Ave and the alleyway behind the block in Hampden Saturday, February 6, 2010. The roof on his new shed and his home’s backyard awning collapsed under the weight of excessive snow.
The Avenue in Hampden was mostly used by pedestrians Saturday, February 6, 2010.
Drew Gaver, from Hampden, jumps in a snow bank on the corner of the the Avenue and Falls Road while his friend Melissa McDonald, also from Hampden, attempts to capture the shenanigans on Gaver’s cell phone, Saturday, February 6, 2010.
Kimberly Watson flies down 37th Street in Hampden on Steve Barber’s, the shadowy figure in the background, bobsled Saturday, February 6, 2010.
Steve Barber pulls Mike Roman, left, and Mike Furniere, all three from Hampden, in an old fashioned bobsled on 37th Street in Hampden Saturday, February 6, 2010. The two Mikes took a short detour on their way to the grocery store.
An elderly dog slowly walks down Elm Ave. in the snow, catching up to his master Saturday, February 6, 2010.
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Icicles hang on the side of Holy Frijoles in Hampden Saturday. Despite the blizzard, several restaurants, including Frijoles, were open.
Brenda Carroll, shadow, and Anisha Jagtap build a snow dog on The Avenue in Hampden Sunday, February 7, 2010.
This is our backyard. A different view.
Great series, Matt! Really like the dusk light in some of the shots. And, of course, Walter Stanley Garcia.
We are thinking about moving from New Orleans to Baltimore in a few years. The recent storms were making me have second thoughts until I saw your photos. I still love Hampden. There\’s nothing beautiful about a hurricane, but bring on the snow. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Margaret. It doesn’t typically snow that often up here. And it’s pretty temperate year round. I’m a Baltimore fan. …also, come summer, there aren’t as many mosquitos, either.