Seven's Blog

Here I am on the top of New York (Mt. Marcy) in the summer of 2008.



I was full of energy that first day up Marcy, but by the next day up Haystack I was pretty tired.



But it was well worth it because Haystack is probably the prettiest peak in the Adirondacks

 

Standing at the far end of my block.

I climbed a fire tower in th Adirondacks.

Grandma and Grandpa's house in Connecticut.

Michael took me to Cedarlands Scout Reservation up in the Adirondacks.

At the end of one of the two remaining 19th century warehouse piers. Both are in Red Hook.

The Red Hook waterfront. Lady Liberty looks on.

An afternoon in Red Hook, Brooklyn. A neighborhood that is quickly being gentrified but is still pretty isolated. The few peopl that drove by on the adjacent street thought Michael and I were pretty silly lying in the street (actually, don't tell Michael, I think people probably blamed most of the silliness on him and held me blameless).

It was a beautiful day in the seventies on Sunday and Michael had the day off. We went to Prospect Park. We even met a Puli there, Ben, the famous (that is what his humans said) Puli from Rome (Italy). Does Ben have his own website? I don't think so. Should have had my picture taken with him. You will have to settle for this shot of me jumping up on someone's stoop in Park Slope on the way back to the car.

I want a jacket.