Because J. sent this amazing shot of the Battery Park City ferry terminal, above, I had to run some more snow pics. (Also, thanks to pals who planned ahead, we got in a cross-country ski in Rockefeller Park, where we met a snow bunny. Only in New York.)

But I also have to note that the curb cuts around the neighborhood are a wreck — this is the city’s responsibility — and there are lots of buildings that have not bothered to shovel. I had to walk to Chinatown and back this morning and it was in no way accessible. At the corner of Chambers and Centre — just east of City Hall — a stranger had to help a woman carry her stroller across the street.

There are several intersections — Duane and West Broadway for one — where there’s not a clear corner.

The only group in Tribeca that deserves credit is Bogardus Plaza, whose team from ACE not only shoveled but salted. (When I went through at around 4p yesterday, there were five guys from the MTA holding shovels and watching one person shovel the subway stairs.)