Our Journey in Thirty-Two Sleeps: Part II

Sleep 4 and 5:

Today the Saratoga and North Creek Railway provided us with train 821 which took us into the Adirondacks, along the Hudson River to view the beautiful changing

colors of the foliage, as well as being able to see the towns of Hadley, Luzerne, 1000 acres, Thurman, The Glen, Riparius and a stop to eat and visit in North Creek. We spent our day enthralled with the sights on the trip traveling to North Creek as well as the trip back. How was the weather? It rained on and off, and some of the rain pounded, but did it dampen our spirits and the things we saw?  See for yourself some of the treasures of the day.  Love, hugs and thanks to our dear lovely, lifelong friends, generous, caring E & D for a our wonderful sleeps in your company. You showed us a little part of Heaven!

Sleep 6:

Skip’s first home in Albany, New York, his school, Public School #1, and his second home on Glendale Avenue.

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5 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Dina
    Oct 16, 2011 @ 15:16:07

    Marvelous colors!!!

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  2. Reene
    Oct 16, 2011 @ 20:12:44

    The colors are sooo beautiful. I remember a visit at “leaf peeping” time and the beauty of nature was incredible. I had no idea that the leaves changed to red!!!

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    • Sheila Clapkin
      Oct 17, 2011 @ 04:17:01

      Leaf peeping huh? I will remember that. Thanks for the comment. All is well so far, and God Willing more to come. We are in Virginia today and it is lovely, but lots of traffic. People live here and commute to govt jobs. Hope you are able to control the pain. Think of you often.

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  3. Pat R.
    Oct 17, 2011 @ 18:55:59

    Gorgeous photos and, as always, a very entertaining and informative commentary. Enjoy your trip! :o)

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  4. Andy Clapkin
    Oct 17, 2011 @ 21:19:32

    Looks so nice. Glad you are having a good time 🙂

    Reply

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