At the Port of Albany the cranes stand hard against a February sky, and the flat river-level yards hold wind the way a pan holds water. Bubonia General Contractors works snow across that kind of ground: wide lots, long approaches, entrances that have to be open before anyone arrives. Plowing moves the volume; the shovel and the salt do the part that keeps a doorway honest. Storms come as heavy wet snow off the valley or as fine dry stuff that drifts back over a lane an hour after it was cleared, and both get answered. Albany does not stop for weather, so neither does the route.