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Cleaning up after the Blizzard
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W eek in frames brought to you by Ashtonesia, after the blizzard having to deal with the delays and getting around is somewhat needs a turn around.
At first it was all nice to look at, as the city is blanketed in white. From the inside it’s safe and all good but going out is another story on its own. After it’s all over people experience many delays from moving around the city that took more than 2 days. As the week began also did the clean-up and many people across the city came out to help. Even the MTA had their staff of people to clear out the snow from subway stations that were heavily affected by the storm.
Later this week things came back to normal schedules, however there were still delays and subway construction resumed on their timelines. 👣
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The roads are still packed after the storm as the records got set with the most snow in the
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The full moon did had an effect on the storm and its powers January 24, 2016. (
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Snowplow trucks rome the night to clear out the streets. (
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Moving the Snow is one thing having a place to put it is another, where it will be banked to the sides covering up cars and walkways. (
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Salting the streets to keep grip works also to help melt any leftovers. (
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Frozen ice-covered windows make looking through anything difficult. (
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The sun goes down early as dark sets in. (
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Got to get it out the walkway for pedestrians. (
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MTA workers are clearing the streets allot of men at work. (
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Bus drivers walk to their locations as well during the clean-up. (
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Man clear a section out from the street. (
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People get out from the supermarkets after the blizzard, making way to head home. (
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A man walks in the street that haven bin cleared up. (
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Getting the walkway cleared out in front of checker’s store. (
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Chains make for extra traction when the streets are heavily paved in snow. (
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You may have a powerful machine that clear snow and pushes it out, but it’s still not a match for the winter snow, two men stuck having to revers to get out. (
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Parked bicycle are covered deep. (
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A man just made a delivery of something; from his style of electric bicycle this is known to be a delivery man. (
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Walking in this snow is never easy, here is a look at just what the small isles looks like that people jump and skip through. (
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A Korean Man rests in cold when he should be a on looker for the store security. (
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A rider is on his way home on a slushy street. (
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More covered deep bicycles. (
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A view at Central Park from a little high. (
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A baby chair lost in the ice. (
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Taxi is buried all around. (
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This time around it’s all ice and nothing green. (
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A city worker tries to clear out his car. (
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A person ahead walks in snow covered streets. (
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A senior man has nowhere to go but walk to anywhere he can find. (
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Rows of cars on the streets are covered and to be dig out later that day. (
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