Old car + new snow = a pretty nice view. Photo by Patrick Phillips
The great kind of a good amount of snow blizzard of 2015 has come and disappointed many with the fact that civilization still stands. Which we agree, is a bummer. Rather than focus on that downer, we’d rather stare at a bunch of pretty pictures of Brooklyn in the snow, before that snow gets dirty with exhaust and god knows what else. For just a moment though, we had a winter wonderland, and we’ve got the pictures to prove it.
Photo by Patrick Phillips
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Photo by Patrick Phillips
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There is no weather system that will keep birds from eating bread. Photo by Cat Wolinski
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Photo by Cat Wolinski
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No time like the present for a rooftop barbecue. Photo by Julia Lipscomb
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You wanna traipse in a graveyard, find one other than Green-Wood. Photo by Dave Rosado
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Photo by Isaac Anderson
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Those nice Brooklyn brownstones you’ll never own, with a nice dusting of snow. Photo by Isaac Anderson
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Photo by Isaac Anderson
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One dog who made it out. Photo by David Colon
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As night fell and the roads filled up with snow, but not cars. The streets felt slightly abandoned, but more out of a scene of The Warriors thanĀ I Am Legend. A few cars and one taxi that we saw dared break the city’s ban on non-emergency vehicles on the road, while one enterprising citizen on Washington Avenue tried getting around on skis.
Flatbush Avenue, finally quietIt’s not a blizzard in New York without garbage covered in snow. Photo be David Colon
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Photo by David Colon
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The view from Grand Avenue. Photo by David Colon
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Why do the boring parts of cross-country skiing when you could just get a push? Photo by David Colon
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There he goes. Photo by David Colon
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Finally, a chance to stand in the middle of Atlantic Avenue. Photo by David Colon