More than a few sailboats parked on the Rondout Creek and Kingston-Rondout Historical Waterfront District.
Autumn colors along the Hudson River are just starting (October 9th).
New York's Catskill Mountains are always seen as a backdrop to the Kingston area.
Beautiful fall weather brings out many sailboats on the Hudson River. Seen in the right image is also the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge in the background.
Kingston-Rondout Historical Waterfront District.
Rondout Lighthouse.
View of the John T. Loughran Bridge from the deck of the Rip Van Winkle II.
Esopus Meadow Lighthouse is a great photographic subject. Especially if the light is perfect.
Businesses along Rondout Landing (Kingston-Rondout Historical Waterfront District).
Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge.
Double-crested Cormorant (Nannopterum auritum) drying platforms?
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The sea air always sparks hunger (Ole Savannah Southern Table & Bar - Rondout Landing - Kingston-Rondout Historical Waterfront District).
The flying conditions were just right for the "Lighthouse Tour."
Saugerties Lighthouse.
Artistry of the Hudson River Freshwater Intertidal Mudflats.
Esopus Meadow Lighthouse.
More Freshwater Intertidal mudflats.
The Hudson River is still a transportation highway.
Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome (our take-off and landing spot)
Rondout Lighthouse.
Can't resist the abstract shapes of more Freshwater Intertidal Mudflats.
Nature provided the perfect light show to end the day.
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