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Once bodacious mounds
A Quincy Quarry News file photo
Quincy City Hall snow piles melting away.
Time is winding down for Quincy Quarry’s dogged series on the snow piles along Quincy Square’s Kim Jong Koch Plaza in front of Quincy’s two city halls.
The once bodacious mounds are drying out as all too often happens with other things bodaciousness if naturally-based.
While too early to declare the winning votes on Quincy Quarry’s snow piles will melt-by poll, it would appear that those who picked the Between February 21 and February 28 option made a good pick.
One of Snow Team Six’s two mini tractors blocking the steps to the Presidents Church
A Quincy Quarry News file photo
In any event, Kim Jong Koch Plaza’s Snow Team Six has been on the scene to assure that any and all trash buried in the snow plies is cleared away as soon as possible when any trash might be exposed as the piles melt away.
That and how Snow Team Six is surely planning to power wash the plaza if the snow piles melt away before Tuesday night’s expected heavy and thus cleansing rainfall.
Maybe some replenishment coming on Thursday PM/Friday most of the day.
Dom,
It’s gonna be close. While as has been often been the case this year, Friday’s snowstorm is looking to outperform forecasts, the next few days of warm to almost balmy weather may wipe out the snow piles before reinforcement arrives.
Plus, one can only assume that if the piles become small enough before Friday’s storm that Kim Jong Koch Plaza’s Snow Team Six will likely clear them or at least push what remains remain onto the nearby lawn.
After all, we both know that the Koch Machine monitors Quincy Quarry’s coverage.
Absolutely — all of those variables are in play.
God D*mn global warming! Otherwise, that dirty set had a good run.