A 193 acre property in Upstate New York just listed for the first time in almost two centuries. It sleeps 79 & includes a half mile of Delaware River frontage.
Lush, overgrown, or just jungly: however you describe some Saratoga Springs lawns this month it’s all for one very important cause - protecting pollinators.
In one Northern New York area, there is a campsite available for free to any veteran, wounded warrier, and their families.
I saw this on newyorkupstate.com and couldn’t help but write about it. The headline sucked me in because you don’t often see something so positive in the news...
That whole Polar Vortex thing wasn't too much fun to deal with. Even though it's not surprising to have cold temperatures during the winter in New York. However, it looks like some bugs survived, and some may have not made the cut.
Oddly enough, I read a list on PestWorld about bugs and the Polar Vortex...
Full disclosure, for the purpose of this list, Upstate New York is every where in NY besides NYC. Surprisingly there is quite a few spots on this list that are just a short drive from the Capital Region.
News Channel 13 is reporting that a successful pilot program from last year, to help encourage and assist first time campers, is being continued this year. According to News Channel 13, The New York DEC and the Office of Parks and Recreation are providing gear for 65 first time campers this year...