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It snowed a little. The neighborhood turned out at the park for sledding. #project366

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I call this “freezing while waiting for my bagel order.” #project366

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The sun setting over Old Town as I walk past Demaine Funeral Home. On my way to Ace Hardware to pick up ice melt for the coming storm tomorrow. #project366

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Just a day of working from home, some errands, then a serious snow squall passing through. The view from our backyard went from grey to blizzard then back to grey in a very short time. #project366

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Old Town Alexandria is most definitely a city of bricks. Here is a small sample of patterns just in my immediate vicinity. #project366

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Starting the new year off with the wife’s Hoppin’ John and games. #project366

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Closing the door on another year and another Project 365. See you in 2025! #project366

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This home on the corner of S Fairfax and Wilkes has been having work done for months. They recently sandblasted the white paint off giving this cool distressed look to the bricks. #project366

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Trattoria di Franco on S Washington. They’ve been serving Northern Italian food since 1980. They have live music on the weekends and special nights regularly. Tonight was Opera Night. #project366

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Cooper Mill is a new

market, tavern, and event space at the end of Duke. They rebuilt (reusing as much material as possible) the warehouse formerly on this site. The building was also a mill and a commissary for Union troops in its past life. #project366

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