STORM WATCH: People enjoy sledding, snow painting at Fort Greene Park
Plenty of people enjoyed the snow at Fort Greene Park on President's Day.
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Feb 15, 2021, 6:11 PM
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1h agoPlenty of people enjoyed the snow at Fort Greene Park on
President's Day.
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The hills there are always pretty steep and fast for sledding,
which was especially true Monday as the icy conditions meant sledding
was only for the true thrill seekers.
There were also some calmer options, such as snow painting.
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