You may hate the snow, but two foxes in East Cobb sure are enjoying it

What does it matter that parts of the county have had 1½ inches of snow and Marietta's superintendent is wondering how to deal with all these weather days?

Have you seen the foxes running around in the snow?

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A reader in East Cobb sent what looks like a surveillance video of the two critters chasing each other in a snow-dusted front yard.

The ice and snow may not melt for a bit, but let your heart do some melting.

Stay warm, y’all.

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