Winter in New York 2003. Photos by Pat Arnow (Archive)

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Winter in New York
The blizzard of February 2003
Photos by Pat Arnow © 2003

Improvised but broken snow shovel made from a broomstick, dustpan and duct tape, February 2003, photo by Pat Arnow

Duct tape saves the day.
Or not.

Snowbank and parking meter, East Village.

Snowbank and Las Venus, Lower East Side.

Elm and man in Tompkins Square Park, February 2003, photo by Pat Arnow

Elm and man in Tompkins Square Park, East Village.

A woman and her bubbe cart face a slush puddle about four inches deep on Avenue B.

Two women help each other through the snowbank, Avenue B

The boys hold their fire though they've got the snowballs ready..


	New York Snowmobiles Bicycle and coffee cup, handlebars rising above the snow and a bike so clean, it surely hasn't ever seen the underside of a snowdrift.

If the garbage goes out by the curb, and the curb is piled with a couple of feet of snow, there's nothing to do but pile the garbage on top of the snow on Clinton St.

Cabin fever brings out the stupidist clothes. Here we are dressed for blizzard walking.

Pat and Steve dressed for blizzard walking 02.03

Also in February—

Smoke pouring from fuel fire on Staten Island

Smoke pours from a fuel fire on Staten Island. The photo, taken from our apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, shows the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges, 02.21.03.
Yes, it is reminiscent of another big plume of smoke.

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