Saturday's parting shot

City kids know how to make a cool snowman with limited snowfall! ... photo today in Tompkins Square Park by Drew...

Spike

The crew at the Tree Riders stand on Second Avenue at 10th Street put the finishing touches on Spike this morning...

It's cool to take a pic of Spike, but please don't pee on him. (I'm talking to your dog.)

Speaking of trees, as of 8:12 a.m., there were 16 left here for sale six days before Christmas. I asked if they brought in fewer trees this year. No, they actually had more this year... the Tree Rider on duty chalked it up to fewer stands around the area this year.

Tuesday's parting shot

Part of the winter window display at Exit9 Gift Emporium on Avenue A...

Noted

Some good news today at least... one of the missing snowman heads was discovered in Tompkins Square Park...

@evgrieve snowman head FTW! pic.twitter.com/EJxyAO0ZW3

— EdenBrower (@edenbrower) March 22, 2018

Hanging out, doing stuff

Photos in Tompkins Square Park today by Derek Berg....





It was a tough day for snowmen heads.

Noted

@evgrieve little kid just stole all the heads from the snowmen. pic.twitter.com/Zj8v6WfxDp

— EdenBrower (@edenbrower) March 21, 2018

And where was the @NYPDTWEETTOWER during all this?????

With a carrot nose, and two eyes made of lemons...

[Outside Cafe Mocha on 2nd Avenue via Derek Berg]

To be honest, the professionalism and craftsmanship of the now-defunct 5-foot snow penis in Tompkins Square Park took the spotlight away from some of the other more family-friendly snow creations that arrived after the blizzard... here are some of those snowpeople via Bobby Williams...







Feel free to leave your blistering critiques of the children's work in the comments!

The snowmen are evolving in Tompkins Square Park

They're climbing trees now...





Thanks to EVG reader Daniel for the photos!

The snowmen are evolving at Veselka

They are apparently cooking now... spotted outside Veselka earlier today on Second Avenue at East Ninth Street...

Take a bow, rooftop snowman!

Spotted by Bobby Williams on East 10th Street near Avenue B...

Concern mounts for snowman on Second Avenue

Passersby are troubled by the snowman continuously nodding off on the job here on Second Avenue near East Houston…





How do you explain this to the children?

Lonely snowman left to melt by himself on East 14th Street

EVG reader Michael notes this snowman who is locked in a Stuy Town playground abutting East 14th St. We're going in once it's dark for a rescue...

Light Beer Snowman spotted in Tompkins Square Park

Trying to slim down after the holidays...

Photos via Jose Garcia...

...and via EVG reader Steven...

WITHOUT a corncob pipe and a button nose

A holiday scene on East Seventh Street across from Tompkins Square Park... via Bobby Williams.