Photo gallery: A snow-covered Frederick County
The News-Post's photographers have been busy the past two days capturing the first significant snowfall of 2021. Here are some of their favorite shots from the winter event that dropped more than seven inches in some parts of the county.
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A City of Frederick Parks and Recreation plow vehicle clears snow from the shared-use path in Baker Park as children take advantage of the day off by sledding on the hill near the Schifferstadt Architectural Museum.
Walkers enjoy a stroll around Culler Lake in Baker Parks as a steady snow continued to fall Monday afternoon.
Michael Escobar, left, and Joel Herman of East Coast Cable Solutions on Monday remove materials from the boat the company has in Carroll Creek as a part of the Sailing Through the Winter Solstice event. Herman said they have had to check on the boat almost every week due to damage done by people tampering with it. Two sections of the deck collapsed when people apparently boarded the ship. The pair parked the tire of their truck atop a metal ladder, creating a plank, from which they could safely access the ship.
Derek O'Brien of Frederick gives a push to his 10-year-old daughter Marisa to send her down a hill in Baker Park at the Bandshell Monday morning.
Shelane Twentey, manager of the downtown Frederick Branch of Woodsboro Bank, clears snow from the sidewalk along West Patrick Street Monday morning.
A snow removal contractor crossed West Church Street after he and a colleague treated a downtown Frederick sidewalk Monday morning.
A front-end loader is used to clear snow from Maxwell Ave in front of the C. Burr Artz Public Library in Frederick.
A lone jogger travels Carroll Creek in downtown Frederick early Sunday.
A county-contracted snow plow pushes accumulation snow off the side of West Main Street in New Market Feb. 1.Â
Dylan Glinecki, 9, goes airborne as he flies over a snow jump at the bottom of the sledding hill at Baker Park on West Second Street Sunday afternoon.
Frederick city employee Travis Phelps works to remove the afternoon’s snowfall from the front steps of the William Talley Recreation Center on North Bentz Street Sunday.
Dylan Glinecki, 9, gets a push from his father as he heads down the sledding hill at Baker Park on West Second Street Sunday afternoon.
Jack Collins, 8, catches some air as he flies over a snow jump at the bottom of the sledding hill at Baker Park on West Second Street Sunday afternoon.
Betty Spangler, 86, was one of the first people on North Market Street to get to work sweeping snow and applying salt to the sidewalk Sunday in front of the home she has lived in for 32 years.
Dane Nakamura, general manager at Thatcher and Rye Restaurant on North Market Street, works to clear the sidewalks early Sunday.
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