Bainbridge’s 1st snow of the season | Bainbridge Island Review

Bainbridge’s 1st snow of the season

(A pictorial)

By Nancy Treder • November 29, 2022 1:30 am

Transition to winter.

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A dusting of snow in the Grand Forest.

Footprints in Sakai Park.

Kids walk to school in the snow in North Town Woods.

Market umbrellas covered with a blanket of snow.

Snow topped pumpkins at Butler Green Farms.

Christmas trees near the BARN stand tall in the snow.

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