At the bottom of Main Street in Cold Spring, N.Y., is its renowned
bandstand gazebo, which has been in place since the 1920s. Surrounding are a tranquil dock and marina, the Parrott Gun cannon, brick-laid walking paths and a quintessential view of the Hudson River's east bank as it bends at the foot Storm King Mountain. This was a fitting grand finale of my Saturday daytrip to the Hudson Valley with Leo. So very lovely.
Strangely, while there is a historic bed & breakfast on one side of Main Street (top), on the other are modern, fairly generic residential duplexes (bottom). What a waste of land that could have been shared by all. So curious...
And now... to the waterfront...
Below, in the background, is the longest train I have seen in my life. It must have been a mile long...
Amen!
At the bottom of Main Street in Cold Spring, N.Y., is its renowned 
Strangely, while there is a historic bed & breakfast on one side of Main Street (top), on the other are modern, fairly generic residential duplexes (bottom). What a waste of land that could have been shared by all. So curious...
And now... to the waterfront... 
Below, in the background, is the longest train I have seen in my life. It must have been a mile long...
Amen!
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