We received (and are still receiving, about 4" at last check) our first snow in DC today; these pictures were taken during my lunch break around 1, the heavy stuff moved in after 2.
The birds were busy at work.
Hardy tree, fall be damned
Into the abyss of DC Metro
Massachusetts Avenue as it pours into the Circle
Looking up P St, east entrance to Georgetown at the far end
Corner of New Hampshire Avenue and Dupont Circle
Looking down New Hampshire
Stripping the character off this building to replace it with a pretty glass facade
These birds amused me
Cars driving northward from beneath the Circle
Looking up Connecticut Avenue
Corner of Connecticut and Q
The dreaded DC parking enforcement; this is a boot-van
Nice car making a left onto southbound Connecticut Avenue
DC has some of the nicest, most picturesque rowhouse streets in the country
I've always thought there was something Germanic about these rowhouse mansions
Beer doesn't stop flowing in cold, snowy weather
Temperature was about 35 degrees, an hour later they headed downward and the snow began sticking to the main thoroughfares
Looking southbound on Connecticut Avenue; on a clear day you can see the White House
Maybe the cops were sipping hot chocolate by the fire?
The (in)famous Massachusetts Avenue as it runs southeast through downtown
Mercedes is a popular brand in DC
Inside the Circle
Another nice street
Ah, commerce
That car again
The killer metrobus
The park
The Circle
Nice little shops just south of the circle
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