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How Greenvillians would spend a snow day

We asked our readers how they would spend a snow day in Greenville, and here’s what they said.

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Walking in a winter wonderland, Greenville-style. | Photo by @sunnymalarkey

It’s looking like we might see the first snowfall of the season in Greenville this weekend. Remember the amazing snow we got in 2022? We asked our readers how they would spend a snow day, and the answers still hold up. Here’s what they said:

“Bundle up and walk in the snow to the nearest park. Watch as my dog jumps and eats the snow in confusion.” — @laeklily

“Taking a nature walk — everything looks so magical sprinkled with white!” — @makegvlgreener

“Grabbing my sled and having my Siberian Huskies drag me around the neighborhood!” — @wilsoncsmith

“Snow angels, ramen and tequila shotssss.” — @societygvl

“Reading a book from M. Judson and drinking a glass of wine from the Tasting Room on my couch!” — @credituniongal

If we do get a snow day, make sure to share your photos with us by tagging @gvltoday or sending them here.

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