Picnic area at the Alpine Boat Basin. The George Washington Bridge and some of the NYC Skyline can be seen from Alpine.
posted by David at 5:37 AM
Saturday, October 30, 2004
Picnic area at the Alpine Boat Basin. The George Washington Bridge and some of the NYC Skyline can be seen from Alpine.
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Tuesday, September 28, 2004
Jersey City Skyline. The Goldman Sacks tower is the tallest in New Jersey and was designed by Ceasar Pelli.
posted by David at 7:22 AM
Wednesday, September 22, 2004
Thursday, September 16, 2004
The town of Edgewater provides nice views of the River and NYC Skyline. A paved walkway runs along the shore behind some of the town's shopping malls.
posted by David at 5:00 PM
The dominent indiginous people of the Hudson Valley were the Iroquios. Their rivals, the Algongin, were to the North.
In 1524 Giovanni da Verrazono sailed into New York Harbour. He sent a scouting group up the Hudson. (They made it as far as present day Alpine but panicked when they sighted a party of Iroquoi.) It was Henry Hudson, who in 1609 first sailed up the River opening the Valley for European settlement.
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