this trip marked the second time i'd camped at bear spring mountain, the last time being over five years prior. needless to say, this trip was a bit more relaxing than the previous one.
Showing posts with label NY State Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NY State Park. Show all posts
Sunken Meadow State Park
Apparently there's a lot of piedemontite in the sand at Sunken Meadow State Park.
We found a wee helpless seahorse. He seemed to be barely alive, gasping for air, so we got him back into the water, though he didn't look like he was going to make it :(
Amy with the dogs.
Julianna walking next to what the park website calls "bluffs" but what I would call "crumbling sand dunes."
Neon is natural.
Laura and Julianna
Amy again.
There's a shallow canal separating the forested part of the park from the seashore, which had frozen over.
We found a wee helpless seahorse. He seemed to be barely alive, gasping for air, so we got him back into the water, though he didn't look like he was going to make it :(
Amy with the dogs.
Julianna walking next to what the park website calls "bluffs" but what I would call "crumbling sand dunes."
Neon is natural.
Laura and Julianna
Amy again.
There's a shallow canal separating the forested part of the park from the seashore, which had frozen over.
Clarence Fahnestock State Park
Things to do away from the campsite while the campsite is flooding: Eat free cotton candy and sample free wine, order pizza, stare at weird bottles of liquor. Check, check and check.
I wonder if they accidentally printed the "summary" version of this sign or if Allan Warnecke is actually proud to have his name on this.
hiking the appalachian trail.
The blue trail (Taconic Region) runs along an old train path for an abandoned mine. Laura found this railroad tie nearby on the Appalachian Trail.
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