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North America » United States » New York » Saugerties February 25th 2022

I knew it had snowed overnight, probably a lot. Therefore, there was no reason to force myself out of from under the covers. Sleeping in was the name of the game. However, eventually it was time to get up and access the damage. I walked across the room and threw back the curtains. The hotel parking lot had not been plowed, my car was buried under a mass of snow, and the flakes continued to fall. I got my breakfast out of the mini fridge, turned on the tv, and hopped back into bed. But all good things come to an end. It was time to put on my winter jacket, new gloves, and knit cap. There was work to be done, bad back and all. Standing outside my car in the still falling slow, I ... read more
Snow Day
Sushi at the end of the day.
Edge of Olana

North America » United States » New York » Saugerties February 23rd 2022

After taking two epic road trips last year, I was eager to take more this year. Maybe a Christmas season trip up through Vermont before darting over to Maine to see my cousins. Maybe I could follow that up with a late February/March trip to the Deep South: Alabama and Mississippi. Unfortunately, those were not to be. These days life’s plans frequently get changed and not for the better. In October I developed a back injury that made sitting down or walking for prolonged periods very painful. The anticipated road trips of my imagination drifted away like so much smoke. However, I was determined to go somewhere and do something. By February, I realized that for the time being I would have to live with this injury and do what I could regardless. I decided to ... read more
Hudson River
Delivering Goods
As good as it looks

North America » United States » New York » Saugerties June 8th 2015

Saugerties, NY to Rawsonville, VT--Monday, June 8th Rip Van Winkle Campground, Saugerties, NY. We drove back through the town of Saugerties and took a better look at the differently painted themed toy peddle cars placed every so often along the main street. I surmised that they were placed in conjunction with a large antique car show being held this week, but otherwise we had no information about them. Following the direction signs, we found the trail for our walk to the Saugerties Lighthouse. A lot of flowers were blooming along the pathway—wild iris, wild rose bushes, and many we couldn’t ID. Both of us wore our rubber clogs, unfortunately, and the trail was covered in places by a multitude of hard, black, 1.5x1.5 inches, seed pod-type plant material with 3-4 very sharp thorny points on them. ... read more
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