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- Experience Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, New Mexico May 29, 2019
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- Drink the Elixir at Kakawa Chocolate House in Santa Fe, NM May 22, 2019
- Hike the Tree Spring Trail in Sandia Mountains, NM May 18, 2019
- Tinkertown Museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico May 15, 2019
- World’s Largest Rattlesnake in Albuquerque, New Mexico May 12, 2019
- Museums of University of New Mexico in Albuquerque May 5, 2019
- Exploring Petroglyph National Monument Albuquerque, NM May 1, 2019
Category Archives: New York
Garnsey Park, Clifton Park Hike
Quiet trails in the sleepy hamlet of Rexford are a great spot for birding, learning, fresh air, and exercise. Garnsey Park [Route 146 between Waite and Wing roads, Rexford NY 12148] has over two miles of trails through meadow, forest, … Continue reading
Posted in Clifton Park
Tagged bluebird, chipmunk, clifton park, flora, forest, fun facts, garnsey park, hike, meadow, mountain, nature, overlook, rexford, suburb, sumac, trail, wetland
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Halfmoon Sandwich Shoppe, Clifton Park Eats
Searching for a satisfying sandwich in the Clifton Park area? I’ve got a great local spot for you to check out. The Halfmoon Sandwich Shoppe [1613 U.S. 9, Clifton Park, NY 12065] is bigger on the inside! Well, probably not, but … Continue reading
Posted in Clifton Park
Tagged bigger on the inside, boar's head, breakfast sandwich, bridge, clifton park, cold cuts, eat local, gaston, halfmoon, halfmoon sandwich shop, halfmoon sandwich shoppe, homemade, horseradish, Kosciusko, local, lumberjack, melty, panini, pasta salad, rainbow cookie, sandwich, Thaddeus Kosciusko, Thaddeus Kosciusko Bridge, twin bridge
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Historic Champlain Canalway, Halfmoon Hike
Bike, jog, or walk your way back through history. One day this trail will take you from Lake Champlain at Whitehall to the Erie Canal at Waterford, over 60 miles. Today there are 7 miles open to the public connecting … Continue reading
Posted in Saratoga County
Tagged albany, bald eagle, bird of prey, bird watching, birding, canal, canalway, champlain canalway, culvert, erie canal, fitness, halfmoon, hike, historic champlain canalway, history, lake champlain, mallard, mcdonald creek, Mechanicville, mountain, national recreation trail, nature, red tail hawk, trail, waterford, weir, wetland, whitehall, woods
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Ayelada, Latham Eats
Fresh, fancy, fit for a king frozen yogurt. Over the past few years a lot of different frozen yogurts spots popped up and in height of the craze, which spot do you choose to go to? Ayelada [1210 Troy Schenectady … Continue reading
Posted in Berkshires, Latham
Tagged artisinal, berkshires, cider donut, creamsicle, dessert, eat local, froyo, frozen yogurt, greek, greek yogurt, honey, ice cream, local, peanut butter, pittsfield, shop local, spring, summer, watermelon, yogurt, yum
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Five Rivers, Delmar Hike
Every spring I have to swing by Five Rivers Environmental Education Center [56 Game Farm Rd, Delmar, NY 12054] to see all of the chicks and listen to the frogs. It’s one of my favorite close to home gems (just … Continue reading
Posted in Delmar
Tagged angry beavers, beaver, beaver fever, bird watching, birding, bunny, cardinal, chicks, deer, delmar, eastern bluebird, field, five rivers, five rivers educational and environmental center, frog, goose, hike, jay, john burroughs, junco, king fisher, lake, marsh, nature, pond, rabbit, spring, tadpole, trails, turkey, turtle, waterfowl, waxwing, wetland
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Comeau, Woodstock Hike
A mild, yet scenic nature walk right outside the town Woodstock was naturally filled with hikers, families, and dog walkers on a sunny day. Comeau [1 Comeau Dr Woodstock, New York 12498 – upper lot is closer to trail entrance] … Continue reading
Posted in Woodstock
Tagged blaze, boardwalk, comaeu, comaeu estate, comaeu property, comaeu trail, creek, forest, fungi, hike, loop, meadow, mountain, nature, nature walk, sawkill creek, soccer, trail, tree root, woods, woodstock
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Mount Guardian, Woodstock Hike
So close to the bustling town of Woodstock, but so far away. Follow the quiet country roads passed the interesting historical signs and beautiful homes. Mount Guardian [Byrdcliffe Theater Parking, 380 Upper Byrdcliffe Road, Woodstock NY] is a hike just … Continue reading
Posted in Woodstock
Tagged ashokan reservoir, bird watching, birding, bushwhacking, byrdcliffe, byrdcliffe theater, elevation, hike, history, lichen, mount guardian, mountain, mountain hiking, nature, summit, switchback, trails, woodpecker, woodstock
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Shindig, Woodstock Eats
It’s funny how you can walk by something however many times and never notice it’s there. That was my story with Shindig [1 Tinker St, Woodstock, NY 12498], until one faithful afternoon when it finally appeared to me. It’s right … Continue reading
Posted in Woodstock
Tagged bacon, burger, Catskills, dessert, fontina, goat cheese, kitsch, lunch dessert, pecan pie, people watching, pesto, pie, shindig, turkey burger, vegetarian, veggie, veggie melt, waterfall, waterfall park, woodstock
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Coopers Cave Ale Company, Glens Falls
After a long day of running around, but not yet ready to quit, we were in Glens Falls and looking for a place to relax. Cooper’s Cave Ale Company [2 Sagamore St, Glens Falls, NY 12801] fit the bill and … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks
Tagged albino, albino squirrel, beer flight, bring the kids, coopers cave, coopers cave ale, coopers cave ale company, coopers cave beer, coopers cave soda, glens falls, gourmet soda, james fenimore cooper, last of the mohicans, local, squirrel, waterfall, wild cherry cream soda
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