Heading North On 70

My 70th birthday is this Friday, 2014.01.14, I am going out for dinner here in Newburgh, taking Vicky, my mother, and Vicky’s Uncle Ugo. On the morning of the 18th (that’s Saturday), we shall be leaving early to have breakfast at Eli’s, pick up Vicky’s orthotics, and check into an, as yet unknown, hotel for two days of Northern hospitality. We shall dine at the kitchen Saturday night, and, sometime during the day, take a ride by the SYB. I hope to get some favorable pictures and shall share some here on this page. Until then have a good one.

How could I have said it better?

Ah, to be near wood and water, all natural of course. And I can’t exclude the animals of so many different kinds. This is why I enjoy the SYB so much. I did not get to First Night, the Kitchen, or Eli’s; but Friday, January 17th is my birthday, and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate my 70th than be up NORTH.

Winter Season Down South

Mother's 92nd birthday!
It has been the biggest thing so far this Fall. With Winter coming on, the SYB is closed for the season. However, I am hoping that I can get up there soon, maybe around First Night. And while I am there, I shall get to Eli's and the Kitchen for some good chow. I might be wearing a new Navy Pea Coat that my wifely mate is talking about buying for me for Christmas. I do miss the folks up there. I hope to really get into boating next season. I'd also like to visit some of the surrounding political units that surround the area. Any way, this is just a post to let whoever reads this I am still kicking. I do want another dog. I do still miss Scyter and Cookie. They were wonderful companions. I guess that's it.

The Season of the Switch

Wendy, Pat, Thelma, and Gus sort of wandered into this picture and then even more strangely wandered out (Names were changed to protect the indecent)

Bobby Corkbottom was working on his camper when “WOOSH” my camper disappeared

The trailers of the People

A panorama of the campers at one half of the park. Mine is the very last one the right. You can see the FJ Cruiser which stands guard through the long, northern nights.

To my Scyter, may he play in peace.

He so loved to go North, as did Cookie, my other Corgi.

More SYB Photos