by Richard Campbell
South Boston Online took a morning stroll to see the effects of the second North-Easter that fell wet and heavy and started melting almost as soon as the storm was over. Nothing shows off the neighborhood homes and institutions like a clean blanket of snow.
The streets were quiet, except for some school kids playing in the snow and a few ambitious South Bostonians shoveling. We’re thinking it’s a good omen to get the snow over with before the parade happens!

Oh, please, not more!

Backyard Garden

View from Carson Beach

The Heights

Snow Crew at St. Monica’s