One of the most beautiful places in Bloomington-Normal during a snowfall is the Constitution Trail. The Trail consists of former converted railroad lines and other designated right of way and totals around 50 noncontiguous miles. The multi-use path turned 25 years old in 2015. All of the photos in this gallery are from the Connie Link/Allers Shelter area, commonly referred to as the "Y."
Photo Gallery: Snowy Constitution Trail
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The "Y."
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What appears to be a Ladderback Woodpecker clinging to a tree.
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A bicyclist traveling under the Camelback Bridge.
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A pedestrian headed west on the bridge over Linden St.
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A pedestrian headed west on the bridge over Linden St.
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Private stairs connecting a backyard with the Trail.
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Town of Normal Parks and Recreation employees brushing the snow off the Trail.
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Snow caught on a branch.
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