A Greenstreet News Co. Publication
THE DALLAS POST, DEC. 2, 1971 Page Eleve
. Thanksgiving . . . and There was Snow—and Snow—and Snow . . .
Photo by Dave Kozemchak The unofficial measurement of snow atop this mailbox was 34-
inches, and despite protestations from ‘‘official’’ weather
forecasters that the snowfall totalled no more than 20-plus in-
ches, Back Mountain residents swore it amounted to more than
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’ Photo by Dave Kozemchak
that. Vast mountains of snow were amassed at the edges of Back
Mountain shopping centers when parking lots were cleared for
early Christmas shoppers.
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U-Haul—Snow?
Bnoio byiDave Kozemchak The Sneak-a-Snak’s metal canopy came clattering down under
the weight of 30-plus inches of accumulated snow Thursday
afternoon.
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Photo by Dave Kozemchak This is not a framed picture but a view looking from inside the
Dallas Post during Monday’s heavy snowfall. Connie Lanning
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Photo by Dave Kozemchak
an employee for the Post is silhouetted against the freshly fallen Huntsville Road, looking toward the dam, still allowed only one
snow outside the large window. lane of traffic late Thursday.