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  • Newburyport: Caitlin Cray of Newburyport tows her kids up State Street Wednesday afternoon during the second snow storm in as many days. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Amesbury: An Amesbury man clears the snow off the roof of Face to Face on Main Street with a snow rake Wednesday afternoon in the middle of the regions second snow storm in as many days. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Amesbury: Icicles and snow banks obscure the Amesbury Post Office Wednesday afternoon as the area endured its second snow storm in as many days. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newburyport: A rain spout near the Churchill Gallery on Inn Street in Newburyport is completely iced over as Tuesday's cold temperatures and heavy snow fall engulfed the area. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newburyport: Stella's on Middle Street in Newburyport is one of several stores and restaurant's that are closed due to the weather Wednesday. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newburyport: A cross country skier treks through Maudslay State Park, accompanied by their dog, during Wednesday's snow storm. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newburyport: Shoppers in downtown Newburyport cut through the tunnels connecting State Street with Inn Street Tuesday as the area was hit by another big snow storm. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newburyport: Seth Harris shovels off the roof above the entry way of his house on High Street Wednesday afternoon during the latest snow storm. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Salisbury: The sign at the Winners Circle in Salisbury is all but buried under the snow from the past two snow storms. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newbury: The greenhouse roof at Tendercrop Farms collapsed Wednesday afternoon under the weight of two snow storm's worth of snow. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Salisbury: The sign at the Winners Circle in Salisbury is all but buried under the snow from the past two snow storms. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newbury: Workers clear snow off the roof of a building along Parker Street in Newbury Wednesday afternoon. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newburyport: Seth Harris shovels off the roof above the entry way of his house on High Street Wednesday afternoon during the latest snow storm. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Newburyport: Tuesday's snow storm pounded the area as shopkeepers along State Street in Newburyport tried to keep up with shoveling. Photo by Ben Laing/Staff Photo

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  • Salisbury: Christy's and Tripoli Pizza at Salisbury Beach are almost always open in all kinds of weather, but their buildings are almost out of view from the opposite side of Broadway due to the piles of snow. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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  • Amesbury: Amesbury Elementary School children headed home early on Tuesday morning, but got all of Wednesday off due to the storms and will have to make up the latter day. The several missed school days due to the several storms will have to be made up in late June unless other arrangements are made. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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  • Salisbury: Christine Lynch had the heavy gear on including goggles as she snowblowed her North End Boulevard home at Salisbury Beach yesterday morning. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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  • Amesbury: Patricia Zeigler cleans out in front of her Market Street home in Amesbury as the snow started to pile up late yesterday morning. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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  • Amesbury: Amesbury Elementary School Principal Walter Helliesen, back to camera, sees students off as school let out there and in the region early due to storm number one. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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  • Salisbury: Snow equipment clears snow at the intersection of Route's One and 286 in Salisbury during the heaviest snowfall on Wednesday morning. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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  • Seabrook: Route 286 in Seabrook was under whiteout conditions during the heaviest snowfall period late Wednesday morning. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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February 3, 2011

PHOTO SLIDESHOW: Two days of snow

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The area tries to dig out after being struck by back to back storms on Tuesday and Wednesday. Click on photos to begin slide show.

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