Recently we have been posting notes and comments about activities in and around Robert Moses State Park near Massena, New York. However, that park is not the only fabulous park in the northern reaches of the state. A few miles west of Robert Moses State Park is Coles Creek State …
Well, this photo is not great art, but that is the way it goes. It is here because it is a little bit interesting. The ship on the right is the NACC Quebec and it it is shown leaving the Eisenhower Lock on the St. Lawrence Seaway in June of …
The Moses-Saunders Power Dam straddles the St. Lawrence River near Massena, New York. If you visit the area you can drive onto Barnhart Island via a tunnel under the Eisenhower Lock of the St. Lawrence Seaway. The photo on the right was taken from the New York Power Authority’s Hawkins …
A visit to Robert Moses State Park in Massena, New York is not complete unless you stop at the Eisenhower Lock on the St. Lawrence Seaway. There is a viewing spot on the north side, and a visitor center on the south side of the lock. In the photo on …
Well, now that the pandemic is winding down a little bit, it is time to get out of the house if we can find the door. In this case we took a short trip to Robert Moses State Park in Massena, New York. This is not to be confused with …
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This is a middle of summer view of the Berkshires from Hailes Cave area of Thacher State Park. At this time of year it is typical for this scene to be blurred by the haze of seasonal humidity. On this particular day in late August the air was exceptionally clear. …
Here is a 360o from the picnic area near the Haile’s Cave area of Thacher State Park. This is an experiment to find an acceptable panorama view plugin that works in WordPress. So far, this is the best one I have found. The others I have tried are terrible.
If you go about 1/4 mile farther along the road from this site you will come to the gate for the rock climbing access. The views from this entire segment of the park are fabulous. On this day we could see all the way to the Berkshires.
Not bad, eh?
