Two children, Bailey and Carter Dehn, helped their dad and mom, Jessie and Gerrin Dehn, move snow Sunday, March 12, in Brainerd after a prolonged snowstorm left about 10 inches of snow in Brainerd and up to 14 inches of snow in the region and more along the North Shore.
Helping remove snow another creative way, Bailey Dehn spoons snow from a bowl after a snowstorm dropped 10 inches of fresh snow in Brainerd, ending Sunday, March 13, 2023.
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