Hair today, gone tomorrow

What was a record-breakingly beautiful month of November for Sarnia has finally been replaced with the customary grey skies and whippy winds of fall.

  • Published: November 23rd, 2015
Hair today, gone tomorrow

What was a record-breakingly beautiful month of November for Sarnia has finally been replaced with the customary grey skies and whippy winds of fall.

Here, Rachel Grondin, a worker at Norton’s Hairstyling, battles a stiff breeze with good humour while fetching a bite from a Front Street eatery.

Glenn Ogilvie

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