Now That's Some Real Snow!

Compare this snow with a storm that happened in 1927!

3. Echo Lake panorama showing Emme house in the foreground, ca. 1927

courtesy of Shoreline Historical Museum

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"Meadow" at Paramount Park with about 1" of snow

Real Snowfall in Paramount Park on Hemlock Grove

Reflections in "Upper Pond" are
especially beautiful in the snow

Upper Pond at Paramount Park is a restored
wetland with "Large Woody Debris"
placed as wildlife habitat. Sure makes a
pretty scene too!

Paramount Park is a "Headwaters Wetland" and contains one of the largest wetlands in Shoreline at over 6.5 acres. PPNG

did the restoration and "preservation" project over 10 years ago and created two wetland ponds and replanted nearly 3 acres with native plants.

Littles Creek doesn't mind the snow a bit!
It is a tributary and headwaters of Thornton Creek, the largest watershed
in Shoreline and Seattle

NW Native Plants don't mind the snow at all.
Sword fern gully makes a nice image.

Went for a nice walk and Paramount Park is a real star in the snow. 

Couple enjoys the view at the "lower pond" in the pre-Thanksgiving Snowfall