Grease and salt
This week New York is covered in a thin layer of grease. Yeah no, it isn't normally yuk yuk. It's especially apparent underground, on the tile floor of the subway platforms (danger), but if you pay attention you can detect it on the sidewalks too. It varies somewhat from neighbourhood to neighbourhood. In fact, in some places it feels simultaneously slick and tacky. Maybe it has to do with the salt that was put down after the snowstorm - I don't remember this stuff before Monday.
2 comments:
It makes a nice, light snack.
true story: calgary is now using a mixture of salt, beet root and molasses on their icy roads. it's to cut down on the corrosive damage caused by the salt as well as the coat of white that covers everything all winter long.
j
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