Evidence in My Front Porch Flower Box (All Photos By Gail, Click on Any Image to Enlarge)
Against a soundtrack of the unmistakable scraping of shovels against cement, I took a walk this morning through Tompkins Square Park in the East Village to capture a few photos of last night’s snowfall before it all melts away!
The bright sun is already fast melting the snow into grey slush, already evident at every intersection in the area.
Somebody wrote the word “Snow” in the snow that accumulated on this car. Clever!
The areas that will stay pristine the longest are the small, private gardens.
This is what it looks where people have not yet shoveled.
Lots of people out running their dogs. Dogs love snow!
Ghetto Snowman.
Snowpolstery!
Cushions of snow!
This photo of snow-burdened bushes would be much nicer if it were not bordered by my finger.
Makes me think of Christmas (and yes, that is a bit of my glove)!
Icicles on Car Bumpers and Store Awnings along Avenue A were dripping and dropping onto the sidewalk like tiny projectile missles by 11:00 AM!
By the time this post goes up it will already be too late to enjoy the best of the Blizzard’s aftermath, but at least I preserved the memory while I could!
Bare Trees, Blue Skies
Snowpolstery!
Wow, great pictures….thanks for sharing….
Did the city not get that much? We got about 2 feet here in Norwalk…but 45 minutes North of us, some friends and family just got plowed out this morning and last night – nearly 3 feet. Insane! Cool photos!
Hi Nick — I think we got 5 – 8 inches, so, not too much by comparison but enough to cover everything and make a mess! — G