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That is insane, Sheila. I can’t really even imagine it. I hope you’re keeping safe and warm!
Great photos.
I was so glad I had to go out in it – this was the morning after the big snowfall. Major streets weren’t properly plowed – Houston Street – a huge street – a couple of the pictures here are of Houston. People were blatantly just walking in the middle of this giant road which is normally treacherous with traffic.
One day far in the future, some writer will find those pictures, and based on them will write solemnly that New Yorkers were a “hearty” people who endured “harsh” winters.
Cara – I work with a guy who just got married to a woman from Brazil. This is her first New York winter. He keeps trying to tell her that “it isn’t always like this, this is totally weird” and she refuses to believe him. Ha!