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After most cities in Hampton Roads received upwards of 10″ during Wednesday’s snowfall, a Hampton woman wanted a way to commemorate the wintry wonderland.
Alyssa Winton of Hampton reached out to J Bunner, a tattoo artist at Blue Horseshoe Tattoo in Norfolk, so she could get her 15th tattoo.
“I’m not a big fan of snow actually, but (I) wanted to do something today,” said Winton. “This is a record storm for us.”
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The two decided on a snowflake but not it’s just any snowflake.
“I’ve never had a black light tattoo before so this was a really cool idea,” Winton said.
News 3’s Anthony Sabella said Blue Horeshoe was one of only a few businesses still open in Ocean View during the winter storm.
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