Sept. 6 Sat.
A cold clear morning - very cold - when we started, after an early
breakfast, Nan, Alice
and I, with Clarence
and the new carriage, at 7:07 a.m. We drove up the Mt.
Airy
road, as we did Wednesday, and through
Palenville another way up the north side of the
creek into Kaaterskill Clove - a most lovely road - some
clouds came over but later they were only beautiful shadow on the
mountains and the ride up was magnificent, crossing and re-crossing
the stream, and gradually getting higher and higher, till the last
long hill Clarence
got out and Alice drove
and Nan and I walked most of the
way. We reached the top before ten and had driven 'way over thro'
the park to the
Squirrel Inn by the time 3 hours were up. There we got out
and sent Clarence
on down to the lovely stable and then explored the
delightful Inn, with its big window seats, its many paned windows,
its fire places and nooks and corners and rustic shelves and fixings and
the alluring dining room window! We also met one of the Quaker
ladies who keeps it. Afterward we explored the Park - Saw
Sept. 6 Sat.
A cold clear morning - very cold - when we started, after an early
breakfast, Nan, Alice
and I, with Clarence
and the new carriage, at 7:07 a.m. We drove up the Mt.
Airy
road, as we did Wednesday, and through
Palenville another way up the north side of the
creek into Kaaterskill Clove - a most lovely road - some
clouds came over but later they were only beautiful shadow on the
mountains and the ride up was magnificent, crossing and re-crossing
the stream, and gradually getting higher and higher, till the last
long hill Clarence
got out and Alice drove
and Nan and I walked most of the
way. We reached the top before ten and had driven 'way over thro'
the park to the
Squirrel Inn by the time 3 hours were up. There we got out
and sent Clarence
on down to the lovely stable and then explored the
delightful Inn, with its big window seats, its many paned windows,
its fire places and nooks and corners and rustic shelves and fixings and
the alluring dining room window! We also met one of the Quaker
ladies who keeps it. Afterward we explored the Park - Saw
Sept. 6 Sat.
A cold clear morning - very cold - when we started, after an early
breakfast, Nan, Alice
and I, with Clarence
and the new carriage, at 7:07 a.m. We drove up the Mt.
Airy
road, as we did Wednesday, and through
Palenville another way up the north side of the
creek into Kaaterskill Clove - a most lovely road - some
clouds came over but later they were only beautiful shadow on the
mountains and the ride up was magnificent, crossing and re-crossing
the stream, and gradually getting higher and higher, till the last
long hill Clarence
got out and Alice drove
and Nan and I walked most of the
way. We reached the top before ten and had driven 'way over thro'
the park to the
Squirrel Inn by the time 3 hours were up. There we got out
and sent Clarence
on down to the lovely stable and then explored the
delightful Inn, with its big window seats, its many paned windows,
its fire places and nooks and corners and rustic shelves and fixings and
the alluring dining room window! We also met one of the Quaker
ladies who keeps it. Afterward we explored the Park - Saw
