With more than 15 inches of snow on the ground, I laced up my boots for a walk downtown Monday morning.
The roads outside of my apartment in the Cass Corridor were unplowed, and sidewalks were unshoveled. That meant walking down snow-covered Woodward, which already was down to two lanes because of construction. Buy plavix 75mg
Side streets were unplowed.Woodward Avenue, looking south.Most sidewalks were unshoveled.Temple Street.Outside of the former First Presbyterian Church on Woodward.Sharing the roads with cars in Brush Park.A newly installed M-1 rail is covered in snow on Woodward.Ford Field, home of the Lions.Comerica Park blanketed in snow.Comerica Park, home of the Tigers.Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue.A non-functioning fire hydrant buried in snow.Cafe D’Mongo’s.Ice hanging off of Detroit’s new LED street lights.A few people made the trek across Hart Plaza.The GM Renaissance Center, as seen from Hart Plaza.A snowy entryway.
Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.
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