Ramblin’ men, women and children
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Want an inside glimpse of a Hudson River lighthouse, a tour of a Revolutionary War fort or a peek into what lives below the Hudson’s surface? Then I’m sure you can find a ramble this month that suits your desires. Peruse the Hudson River Valley Ramble web site, where you can search by activity and/or location.
Here’s my post from a ramble event last year.
And, my apologies to the Allman Brothers for the headline on this post.
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