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[First Avenue and East 13th Street]
As you may have noticed, it's really slushy and mushy out there ... East Village-based photographer Gudrun Georges captured some of the messy leftovers from yesterday's storm...
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[Avenue A, we're gonna need a bigger boat]
Find more of her work here. And consider buying some waist waders.
5 comments:
I can't wait to get outside and play in it!
I feel like it's somehow not obvious to people who shovel that they should clear a path to the storm sewer. Those maws of slush at every corner would drain away easily with just a little extra effort. In most cases a storm drain is just a foot or two away.
PSA: Shovel to the drain!
You should see it in Washington Heights!
I'm 0-and-6 in slush puddle roulette.
Who spilled the froyo?
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