Photos: Snow! December 31, 2015 - Idyllwild Town Crier

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Dottie and Petito, two deer from Art Alliance of Idyllwild’s Trail of the Painted Deer, enjoy the snowy weather.

last week, after a very cold night, frosty fingers extended across this window. Photos by JP Crumrine — last week, after a very cold night, frosty fingers extended across this window.
Photos by JP Crumrine

Caltrans and Riverside County’s Department of Transportation were out Monday night and early Tuesday morning clearing the highway and streets in advance of the morning traffic and anticipated visitors.

the squirrel outside the Idyllwild Inn was up early welcoming the winter snow to Idyllwild Tuesday morning. Photos by JP Crumrine — the squirrel outside the Idyllwild Inn was up early welcoming the winter snow to Idyllwild Tuesday morning.
Photos by JP Crumrine

Two snow cones were protected from the weather by their roof of pine needles. Photo by JP Crumrine

The San Jacinto Mountains had a light snow blanket after Monday’s snowfall. Photo by JP Crumrine — The San Jacinto Mountains had a light snow blanket after Monday’s snowfall.
Photo by JP Crumrine

On Christmas morning, the cacti in front of the Idyllwild Ranger Station were covered in snow. Photo by JP Crumrine

Monday’s snow and Tuesday’s sun brighten the landscape in Idyllwild.Photo by JP Crumrine — Monday’s snow and Tuesday’s sun brighten the landscape in Idyllwild. Photo by JP Crumrine

“Harmony” proudly displays the blanket of snow from Monday evening.

With a gesture of abundance, the bear outside the BBVA bank was satisfied with the snow covering it received the night before.

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