By Robert Emslie
In Russia, parking lot snow shovelers pride themselves on their thoroughness. . . and their sense of humor.
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In Russia, parking lot snow shovelers pride themselves on their thoroughness. . . and their sense of humor.
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Jeff Glucker
Just expressing my gratitude for today's great content, both here and on the Toaster, that's all. I don't know much about bikes, so I've nothing of value to add to those articles, unless drool and faint smiles have a monetary value. Thanks!
When I read the title my mind immediatly went to this
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Waaaay
I suppose I've lived in the Seattle area a while now, because my thoughts turned at once to the Denny Regrade:
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Not snow, true, but at least they are (that is, were) glacial deposits.
Ok, now that was fascinating.
Let me take a wild guess– Yakutsk?
I wish the snow removal crew were this effective at my apartment. I don't think they even know what a shovel looks like. Hell, maybe I don't even have a crew.