by Brian Sharp • Democrat & Chronicle, link to full post & picture Fenced off, overgrown and largely forgotten, a patch of land bordering the Genesee River and Dinosaur Bar B Que is getting a … more →
New York Outdoors Blogtowmasters wrote 1 day ago: Two photos taken just a couple of seconds apart….. The Crow was built in 1963 at the Ira S. Bu … more →
beckwithmansion wrote 6 days ago: There was lots of frost this morning. It was probably in the mid-20s, but I didn’t check, but … more →
Frum Hiker wrote 6 days ago: Buffalo, NY has a bad rap, it is one of those cities that evokes negativity whenever spoken about by … more →
KuroNeko wrote 1 week ago: Let’s look into America’s transportation revolution. The change in transportation in America was sim … more →
tugster wrote 2 weeks ago: Rust never sleeps; nor do fungi. My first and second posts on this yard are here as one and two; I … more →
newyorkoutdoors wrote 2 weeks ago: Sylvan Beach (at the west end of Oneida Lake) is undergoing a years-long project to widen the popula … more →
tugster wrote 2 weeks ago: Labor Day in the sixth boro . . . and now at Lock 28A, Urger’s winter port. Near Lyons. Ne … more →
newyorkoutdoors wrote 2 weeks ago: by Brian Sharp • Democrat & Chronicle, link to full post & picture Fenced off, overgrown and … more →
beckwithmansion wrote 2 weeks ago: When I got up this morning, I looked out and the deck looked all white. I thought it might have sno … more →
homepaddock wrote 3 weeks ago: 1429 Joan of Arc liberated Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier. 1677 The future Mary II of England married Wil … more →
Theresa Fischette wrote 3 weeks ago: Holley’s Glen Falls is a man-made waterfall created during the enlargement and relocation of t … more →
newyorkoutdoors wrote 3 weeks ago: Brian Sharp • Democrat & Chronicle, link to original post When the World Canals Conference first … more →
beckwithmansion wrote 3 weeks ago: Just a quick and special note this morning (there will be a regular posting later today)… Feel … more →
Vicky wrote 3 weeks ago: I am wet, and cold, and wet, and cold. This is how it is if you go to see Niagara Falls and the Erie … more →
Russ wrote 4 weeks ago: October 26, 2009 One hundred and eighty-four years ago today, Governor Dewitt Clinton of New York S … more →
homepaddock wrote 1 month ago: On October 26: 1825 The Erie Canal opened a passage from Albany, New York to Lake Erie. 1865 Benjami … more →
jewelofdenial wrote 1 month ago: We veered slightly off course to Vischers Ferry for lunch. We wanted to see the Whipple Truss Bridg … more →
newyorkoutdoors wrote 1 month ago: Click here to read about the Erie Canal and to see a narrated slide show showing what it’s lik … more →
Theresa Fischette wrote 1 month ago: “Change is hard because people overestimate the value of what they have— and underestimate the … more →