Snow on a rainy day

After creating a winter wonderland window last week, Ye Olde Flower Shoppe’s Nicki Allard was met with cheerful messages from weekend passersby who left notes commenting on the beautiful display. On a gloomy and wet day in downtown Trail on Monday, the snowy display brought a ray of seasonal light to Spokane Street.

On a gloomy wet Monday in downtown Trail, Ye’s front window brings a ray of seasonal happiness

Sheri Regnier
Nov. 21, 2017 1:30 a.m.
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SHERI REGNIER

Trail Times

On a gloomy wet Monday in downtown Trail, Ye’s front window brings a ray of seasonal happiness

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