I don't know how to do it myself, but I would have loved to hear a live recording of Mike's rant about trying to reserve a campsite. It would have been most entertaining hearing it in his own voice.

I like rocky beaches because they're usually emptier. I like sandy beaches because I can squish my toes in the sand.

Definitely not barefoot-friendly! Be careful you don't roll an ankle on that. (Yah I know it's already ten days later so the warning comes far too late to be of use. Still ... just sayin'.)

Brainless systems backed up by clueless, couldn't-care-less people who don't want to be bothered. INTENSELY frustrating.

What a wonderfully vibrant, positive family!

You were pretty close to where I spent my childhood summers. We had a cottage on Fire Island off the Atlantic shore of Long Island. No cars, just boardwalks, and in those days no electricity, just kerosenelamps, and we pumped our water. Paradise.

A seasonal indoor movie theatre? That's interesting.

Congrats for having the gumption to do this! We biked NYC a decade go, at the end of a ride that started on the Blue Ridge Parkway. The city was just trying to become bike friendly, opening up Manhattan with bike lanes and their first bike share program. We felt like pioneers, and were surprised at how much we enjoyed it - thrilling really. Once was enough though.

Great image!

We were introduced to Chartreuse on our last tandem tour in France. It's a very interesting concoction.

Old friends are THE best!

You folks are brave. Reminds me of when Shae, Barb and me cycled downtown to the arch a few years ago x 100.

Amazing ! You made it to NY !

House of Cakes! That's a must-stop situation for sure.

I never thought of it until I saw this, but the stones make their own mini-skyline, don't they?

Better, for sure.