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ThurstonTalk Readers Capture Christmas Snow - ThurstonTalk

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ThurstonTalk's article on the Christmas snowfall of 2017 captures the excitement of local residents waking up to a picturesque white Christmas. Featuring a collection of stunning photographs taken by the community, the article showcases the beauty of the holiday season in Thurston County. The contributed images reflect various scenes, from snowy landscapes to festive decorations, illustrating the joy and camaraderie among residents. This community-centric approach not only celebrates the winter wonderland but also fosters a sense of belonging and shared experiences among readers. The article emphasizes the rarity of such snowfall in the region, making it a memorable occasion for many.

By inviting readers to engage through photo submissions, ThurstonTalk effectively strengthens community ties and highlights the importance of local storytelling. Overall, the piece serves as a heartwarming reminder of the simple joys that accompany the holiday season. It stands out as a celebration of both the weather event and the spirit of togetherness within the community.

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