#LiveInEverett February 2019 Top Picks (Throwback Favorite)
Editor’s note: Originally published February 28, 2019. Republished February 6, 2020.
Header photo by Josh Jones
Woah! Snow! Hopefully we won’t get any more, but Everett looked F.A.B. during Snowmageddon. Hope you made it out safe!
So wilderness-y. Someone call Thomas Kinkade.🌲
When the snow stopped and the sun started shining… that was rad. ❄️
The snow wasn’t rad for everyone, though. Some neighbors had to help this postal worker! 📬
Wow. 🌅
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Did you get a chance to hang out at the Rucker Hill Igloo? ☃️
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Those Pop!s really pop in the snow at Funko.
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A very frosty moonrise over the Port of Everett. 🌝
View this post on InstagramFrost bank moon #everett #sunrise #pnw #moon #portofeverett #liveineverett
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Now with the snow behind us, hopefully we’ll have more sunny days ahead! I miss using this emoji: ☀️
View this post on InstagramThat’s more like it. Who else is ready for spring? 🚤🌞
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…but these foggy moon shots are pretty epic, too. ☁️
View this post on InstagramFoggy morning over #PortGardnerBay and #NavalStationEverett . . #liveineverett #everettwa
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Henry J is a writer, editor, video editor and podcast producer for Live in Everett.
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