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20 pictures from yesterday’s snowfall

By Michelle Giorla February 1, 2021

We had one day of snow thanks to Winter Storm Orlena! Here are highlights from yesterday’s walk around town.

Formerly known as The Billmae Cottage — Formerly known as The Billmae Cottage. Do you remember the color of the house?

The Boarding House. — The Boarding House

721 Franklin Street

Victorian on Hughes Street

Joseph Hall Cottage on Hughes Street

The Cherry House on Hughes Street

A bicycle in the snow on Hughes Street

Cape May Peanut Butter Company

Snow covered Bell on Washington Street Mall. — Snow covered bell on Washington Street Mall.

People walking the mall. — People walking the mall. Would you do this in the snow?

Good Scents looking pretty.

In between Whale's Tale, Bath Time, Tisha's. — In between Whale’s Tale, Bath Time, Tisha’s. Where would you go first?

Uncle Bill's Pancake House. — Uncle Bill’s Pancake House

Looking at the Washington Street Mall.

Standing in the middle of the road on Congress Place.

Exit Zero Filling Station all covered in snow.

The SS Atlantus at Sunset Beach. — The SS Atlantus at Sunset Beach. I saw Richard Crossley as he was about to take a picture of that little black and white bird. He said this bird is a Dovekie.

Buddy on Sunset Beach. — I got to meet Buddy yesterday. He was running all around me and finally let me snap a picture of him.

Triangle Park in Cape May Point.

The Cape May Lighthouse on a snowy day.

Tags: Boarding House, Cape May Lighthouse, Cape May Peanut Butter Co., Cherry House, Exit Zero Filling Station, Franklin Street, Good Scents, Hughes Street, Joseph Hall Cottage, snow, snowing, SS Atlantus, Uncle Bill's Pancake House, Washington Street Mall, weather, winter storm orlena

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