What to Do During a Snow Storm

Sure, when the governor declares a state of emergency, you could leave work early to get the bread and milk and take shelter at home. Us? Last Tuesday, we opted for the Olympic trials of Broken-Snowboard Tobogganing in Prospect Park. We made a new friend, too, as Clarion Partners’ Sabrina Martin, out for a leisurely stroll to enjoy the balmy weather, happened upon us just before Bisnow reporter Amanda Metcalf started this record-setting downhill run. Extra points for the dismount. (Special thanks to our friend Margaret Lewis for interviewing us for a change.)

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