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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Cider Belly Doughnuts
Went to Cider Belly Doughnuts today and I was impressed, Dunkin better watch out. It was just past the lunch hour and only a few people were buzzing about the place. Fresh donuts were being baked and the joint smelled … Continue reading
Posted in Albany
Tagged albany, cider, cider belly doughnuts, cider donut, cirspy, donut, doughnut, eat me, glazed, maple, maple glazed, pearl st, yum
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Dinner at Karavalli
I love Indian food, especially on a cool rainy day. I normally go to Shalimar, their food is great and it is very close to home. I love them. However, I have heard from so many people that Karavalli in … Continue reading
Posted in Latham
Tagged bagari jhinga, chicken tikka masala, eat me, feed, gourmet, indian, indian cuisine, karavalli, latham, nan, poori, shalimar, taj mahal, tangy, yum
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Sherwood Island State Park, CT
A good beach day is one of my most cherished things in the world! I love the ocean air, the vitamin d, and all the natural treasures that can be found in a good beach. Sherwood Island State Park in … Continue reading
Posted in Connecticut
Tagged beach, birds, connecticut, fishing, flowers, Fun, jingle jangle, mermaid, mermaids toes, osprey, rose hips, sea robin, shells, sherwood, sherwood island state park, summer, wildflowers
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Muscoot Farm, Westchester
My Mom and I had such a hoot visiting Muscoot Farm in Katonah, Westchester. The grounds are free to enter and there is a whole lot to see! First you notice all of the farm animals. I enjoyed observing and … Continue reading
Posted in Westchester County
Tagged affordable, animals, butterflies, cat, chickens, educational, farm, flowers, free, Fun, goats, hiking, katonah, muscoot farm, museum, nature, pig, piglets, sheep, trails, westchester
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New World Home Cooking, Woodstock
Had a fun dinner at New World Home Cooking in Woodstock recently. The place gets packed, so definitely make a reservation. They give you a big hunk of thick bread to dip in what I believe was some hummus concoction … Continue reading
Posted in Catskills, Woodstock
Tagged bacon, bacon wrapped, bacon wrapped meatloaf, banana ketchup, blackened, bread, cajun, curry mayo, date, dinner, eat me, feed, gouda, green beans, meatloaf, new world home cooking, shrimp, woodstock, yum
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Time in the Beautiful Berkshires
August is always a mad scramble for me to enjoy every last moment of the summer season! This past weekend I had so much fun gallivanting about the Berkshires. On our way to MA, we stopped at Grafton Lake State … Continue reading
Posted in Berkshires
Tagged art, art museum, berkshires, colorful, creepy, curried chicken, curry, dim sum, feather, feed, flavours of malaysia, free, Fun, grafton, grafton lake state park, hike, hopper trail, ice cream sandwiches, massachusetts, mount greylock, mushroom, nature, pittsfield, raodtrip, sculptures, summer, trails, williams college museum of art
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A Day in Columbia County
Today I had great summer fun bouncing around Columbia County. The morning started off cool and cloudy, perfect weather for a hike! First stop was High Falls in the town of Claverack, a great little preserve with 2 miles of … Continue reading
Posted in Columbia County, Hudson
Tagged bacon, beaver cotton mill, blt, chasing waterfalls, claverack, columbia county, feed, Fun, high falls, hike, hudson, moth, nature, pink moth, reslish, sandwich, summer, trails, valatie, waterfalls, wildflowers, yum
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Cardona’s, again.
I’ve professed my love for Cardona’s here before. About their great groceries and imported desserts. I have never been able to photograph a sandwich, until now! I have finally gained the willpower to wait a half a minute before devouring … Continue reading
Croton Gorge Park, Westchester NY
Croton Gorge Park is an amazing gem in Cortlandt, NY. Right from the parking lot you are given outstanding views of the Croton Dam and spillway. This is a beautiful engineering feat, and you can climb to the top of … Continue reading
Posted in Westchester County
Tagged aqueduct, cortland, croton dam, croton gorge park, engineering, feed, foraging, Fun, gem, hiking, nature, raspberries, reservoir, trails, westchester, Wild Bergamot
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