Saturday, January 12, 2019

Mulchemian Rhapsody: Chipping underway in Tompkins Square Park!



Let the mulching commence!

Here are some photos via Steven as the two-day Chip-a-thon gets underway in Tompkins Square Park...






[Go Seahawks next season!]



And, despite the promise of a Mulch-themed brunch — bacon, egg & pine sandwiches, chocolate wood chip pancakes and unlimited Mulchmosas — the crowds have not yet arrived for the festivities, which last until 2 p.m. today...



... and again tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

And there are freebies. Per the Parks Department website: "We'll chip your tree and give you your very own bag of mulch to use in your backyard or to make a winter bed for a street tree."

(Please note that the workers WILL NOT mulch old documents that you need shredded.)

5 comments:

  1. Got mine mulched. Feels good man. I don't feel so bad anymore about consuming a christmas tree. It's grown as a crop, not really different from a lettuce or a broccoli--plants which we mercilessly cut down and friggin devour with our teeth on a daily basis without the slightest bit of remorse or even second thought.

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  2. always makes the neighborhood smell good.

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  3. By the time we got to mulchfest
    Most of the trees were gone
    And everywhere there were bums and dudes on cellphones ...

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  4. Dogs were pissing all over that pile haha. The Empire State Building was lit up green tonight. In honor of Mulch Fest I assume!

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