Some junky little shacks we passed on the Hudson River. We got sick of taking pictures of them eventually.
Crappy Shacks Along the Hudson
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Wow I love your blog & pics, you are on such an adventure and are able to see such history along the way, each day never knowing whats next! I love it! I try to read each day (while @ work) as it brings the most joy to my work day !! Stay Safe
Hey Guys,
Glad to hear you are still safe and enjoying yourselves!! We are enjoying your blog so much. It is so amazing seeing where you have been and what you are seeing! What a difference from your last sailing trip Maryl. Hope to hear and see more real soon! Miss you tonnes!
Patty
hey maryl,
at crappy shack 6 (not the crappy guest house), is it me or is that a creepy guy with a black raincoat looking into the window of crappy shack 6? he is like next to the 4 lounge chairs on the left side of the house.
other than that, ny is a lot prettier and less scary looking than when wifey and i went on our day trip last year.
even though you & phil are enjoying your trips, we (wife and i) are enjoying reading your adventure. we both wish you & phil a safe trip all the way to the carribean.
cheers,
kham & patty
Hi Kham – the creepy guy with a black raincoat looking into the window of crappy shack 6 is a sculpture. I think in all there are 3 creepy dudes in the ‘piece’. Lawn art of the expensive kind.
Hi guys
Just like everyone else, we love reading your blog…I just wanted to mention that I think “crappy shack” 3 is West Point Academy…..having had a train ride by the Hudson these shacks look familiar!
Xo