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Jigsaw Picture Puzzle: Snowed In Boston’s Historic North End

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The melting has begun and we’re hopefully past the worst of this winter’s snowstorms. This image at the entrance of Christopher Columbus Park reflects the scene as the snow piles are still skyhigh but no longer white. Drag the 55 puzzle pieces to recreate the full picture.

Photo by Matt Conti.

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