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Category Archives: New York State
The Moon over Mirror Lake, New York State
After spending two days in the rain or under heavily overcast skies, we were happy to see the skies clear and the moon come out. It would have been nice if the skies had cleared a few hours earlier when … Continue reading
Whiteface Mountain, Adirondacks, New York State
Although the weather had improved a little at Lake Placid (elevation approx. 1750 ft) (Location), we left there hoping that the cloud clover might break enough for us to get some nice views from the top of Whiteface Mountain, New … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, New York State, USA
Tagged Adirondacks, countryside, elevation, elevator, fear of heights, Lake Placid, low clouds, olympic ski, Olympics, parking lot, sightseeing, staircase, steep roads, summit, toll road, tourists, Veteran's Memorial Highway, views from the top, visibility, weather, whiteface mountain
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Lake Placid and Mirror Lake, New York
We had arrived the night before and were staying at the Mirror Lake Inn. Weather continued to be rather unpredictable. The drizzle of the night before had subsided but low menacing clouds continued to hover over the valley. It was … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, New York State, USA
Tagged adirondack, adirondack community church, Adirondack Mountains, Adirondacks, august day, clouds, drizzle, High Peaks Region, Lake Placid, mirror lake inn, New York State, northwood school, rest of the day, sidewalks, summit, tea service, umbrella, warm fireplace, weather, whiteface mountain, wooded terrain
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Lake Placid, New York
My wife and I were able to get away for another short vacation. We visited Lake Placid. On our way down to Lake Placid, we stopped for a bit to take a look at St. Regis Falls (one of my … Continue reading
Battle of the Thousand Islands 250th Anniversary Commemoration – Ogdensburg, NY (Land battle re-enactment)
Plans for rebuilding this historic site are underway as funding permits. To learn more about the organization spearheading this activity, please visit their website at: Fort de la Présentation Ogdensburg Founder’s Day Reenactment 2010 – Battle of the Thousand Islands … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, Ogdensburg, USA
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Battle of the Thousand Islands 250th Anniversary Commemoration – Ogdensburg, NY (Water battle re-enactment)
Crossing the modern bridge into another time and place. Graeme was driving so, of course, that meant that I could be taking pictures :-). We were crossing this bridge over the St. Lawrence River and only a few minutes later … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, Ogdensburg, USA
Tagged Battle of the Thousand Islands, Battle of the Thousand Islands 250th Anniversay Commemoration, boarding pistol, boat, cannon, Fort de la Présentation, French and Indian War, La guerre de la Conquête, New York State, Ogdensburg, Re-encatment, Re-enctor, sails, Seven Years' War, ship, St. Lawrence River, The War of Conquest, Thousand Islands, United States
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Watkins Glen’s Gorge, Watkins Glen, NY
Watkins Glen’s Gorge, Watkins Glen, NY We were visiting folks in Elmira, New York and took a short trip north to the south end of Seneca Lake and hiked up into the Watkins Glen’s Gorge. The gorge rises about 500 … Continue reading
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Tagged ©rjhay, erosion, gorge, New York City, Ron Hay, sedimentary rock, waterfall, Watkins Glen, Watkins Glen's Gorge
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Ogdensburg re-enactment of The Plains of Abraham battle
Ogdensburg re-enactment of The Plains of Abraham battle July 19, 2009 – On the recommendation of fellow photographer, Marty Burke, Ron and Graeme met at Ogdensburg, NY (Location) where the Fort La Présentation Association was celebrating its eighth-annual Founder’s Day … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, Ogdensburg, USA
Tagged Muskets, Ogdensburg, photography, Plains of Abraham Battle, re-enactment, RJHay, Ron Hay
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