NYC sewage plant offers Valentine’s Day tours
Romance (and something else) is in the air at a Brooklyn wastewater plant.
Newtown Creek Wastewater Plant Superintendent Jim Pynn is making a Valentine's Day offer he says lovers shouldn't refuse: a moing tour of the facility, including a circuit through the egg-shaped "digesters" that "break down the noxious waste into harmless gas and sludge."
Tued on yet? There's even a perfect proposal setting: the top of the eggs provide a stunning view of the Manhattan skyline.
Pynn has one thing right: "It's a unique date, and one they'll never forget."
Trashy idea or quirky day you won't ever forget?
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