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In 1955 during the Cold War—when schools ran civil-defense “duck-and-cover” drills that had kids drop under desks and families weighed backyard fallout shelters—the U.S. Army...
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by Juliana Roth Developed by General Electric scientist Vincent Joseph Schaefer in the 1930s to connect New York City hikers to the Adirondancks, the...
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by Steve Kelman For over three centuries, the hamlet of Tappan has offered a pleasing mix of history and small-town scenery. More than a...
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by Dave Zornow The view that most of us have of the Hudson is limited to what we can see from the banks of...
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by Evie Toland As the sun rises and casts its light against the sharp outcrops of Hook Mountain, sending an orange glow along the...
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by Dave Zornow The Jones Point Path just south of Bear Mountain State Park on 9W offers a quiet walk in the woods or...
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by D.L. Cohen Some parks are historic. Some parks are scenic. Some are great for long walks, some for rock climbing. Tallman Mountain State...
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by Steve Kelman Rockland County may be the smallest county area-wise in the State of New York, yet it, along with neighboring Orange County,...
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by Evie Toland High Tor State Park is a 618-acre stretch of forested ridge separating the towns of New City and Haverstraw, NY. Located...
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by Dan Cohen If you feel the need to recharge some Sunday morning and get some exercise, but not too much, plus maybe a...