The waterfront lot at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park under fresh snow is a blank page nobody has stepped on yet. Snow Plowing by EST spends storm days turning blank pages back into pavement — plowing lots and driveways, shoveling walkways and entries, and laying salt where wind off the water tries to re-glaze what was just opened. Snow falling this close to the harbor is wet, dense and quick to set, so it gets moved while it is still soft. The satisfaction is geometric: straight banks, clean corners, every space usable again. Then the gulls come back down and stand on the piles like they own them.