At the height of the Blizzard of '06.
Greta fills in the circle of dancing kids in front of Needham Town Hall.
At the Artesani Playground, Sodiers Field Road in Brighton.
At the Artesani Playground on Soldiers Field Road in Brighton.
Sitting on top of this giant molecule thing in front of the Centre des Sciences de Montreal.
At the Conley School playground, Roslindale.
Now where's the chocolate bunny again?
At Emack and Bolio's in Roslindale.
In which our heroine prepares to throw a block of snow at the photographer at Old Big Park, a.k.a. Billings Field in West Roxbury.
Greta wonders where the car went after the Blizzard of 2005.
At Honey-Pot Hill Orchard in Stow.
Greta gets garland'ed at this renaissance fair south of Boston. Right after we got her the garland, she started dancing around, making a circle as she twirled around.
Somewhere in upstate New York, between Niagara Falls and Lockport.
Getting her diploma from her teacher, Mrs. Teque:
Feeding the ducks - and the geese - at the Charles River in Weston.
It was warm and the snow was kinda soggy, but it was still good enough for some late-winter tubing.
Greta stands as close as she can get to the highest point in Boston - the summit of Bellevue Hill in West Roxbury, some 334 feet above sea level. Behind her are two MWRA water standpipes, which help maintain water pressure in West Roxbury, Hyde Park and parts of Milton.
Here Greta gives the dreaded double pinks with head pillow for extra emphasis.
A warmish February day, a party in Everett, what better reason for a late-afternoon trip to Revere Beach? And what's a trip to Revere Beach without a visit to Kelly's Roast Beef?
Greta poses with A. Philip Randolph in Back Bay Station before we go out for some First Night revelries.
The day after our first major blizzard of the winter. You'll notice the big lump behind Greta. That's our Ford Focus.
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