The temperatures are getting warmer and the feeling in our toes has rightfully been restored. Bostonians can also see glimpses of grass, but despite all of that, the city has become home to some of the grossest snow banks that still cling on for dear life.
As the weather warms up, some of Boston’s snow banks reveal a whole host of treasures.
The thaw is like an archaeological dig site. Look at the historical treasures it reveals. #BOSnow pic.twitter.com/dmdRrFv0op
— Robin (@caulkthewagon) March 10, 2015
Even if those treasures might mean trash.
Just look at all of those lovely cigarettes.
@universalhub Melting snowbank reveals #Boston‘s smoking epidemic. #BostonThaw pic.twitter.com/qIpNsSrUoX — Jared (@JaredMay76) March 11, 2015
Snow banks are no longer mountains of fluffy white snow.
And one person has a guess as to why.
My favorite part of this image? Someone tried to erase the one in the back. That’s a #SpecialKindOfDenial. #BoSNOW pic.twitter.com/SkdDrjvK8B — zipl (@zipl) March 2, 2015
Even some of the city’s most beautiful spots look gross.
There’s this gem that provides a little hope.
Accidentally stumbled upon this multi-room snow fort! At Congreve St. in Roslindale, MA! #Boston #BOSnow @OnlyInBOS pic.twitter.com/tTOgpbFlze
— Goddess of Art & War (@USAF_Athena) March 9, 2015
But still, people have given up on snow as snow has given up on us. Especially this driver, as captured by Boston.com Senior Writer Hilary Sargent
Welcome to Boston. Good luck finding a place to park. #BOSnow http://t.co/Q22CUEL7dS pic.twitter.com/mBA7MzMUah — Hilary Sargent (@lilsarg) February 24, 2015
Still haven’t had enough? CBS has got your back.
And soon enough, the city will no longer be filled with snow banks but rather deep puddles of melted snow with rubbish garnished on top.
