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Shot on 8mm film in 1966, this vintage home movie captures a winter scene in Clarkdale, Arizona, where a person in a dark coat and hat shovels deep snow from a yard. The footage shows large snowdrifts piled high against a corrugated metal building, with the individual working to clear a path. The blue-tinted, grainy image and visible film scratches evoke a nostalgic, authentic feel of a mid-century winter storm aftermath. The sequence documents the effort of clearing snow after a heavy snowfall, with the person moving snow from a doorway and around the structure. This archival 8mm film offers a rare glimpse into everyday life during a rare snow event in the American Southwest.
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