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Sapporo Snow

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Sapporo Snow
Winter storm in Sapporo, Japan. Photo taken circa 1930's-1940's? From a collection of personal photos found in Everett, Washington. No other info available.
Date & Place: in USA
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