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Verdant forests, undulating mountains, swiftly moving streams and rivers, meandering creeks, waterfalls, and abundance of wildlife lure visitors to the Catskills, particularly the northern Catskills. But there is also a deep sense of mystery and spiritual vibrancy that has drawn travelers through the centuries. Henry Hudson felt the pull of these looming, mist-shrouded mountains in 1609, as did the Dutch and English colonists who populated and farmed the fertile land in the small, upland valleys between the stony round-topped peaks. -- "Fodors" | |||||
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![]() Lake House |
![]() Yellow Maples |
![]() Bursting Fall Colors, | |||
![]() Red Maples |
![]() The Rexmere, |
![]() Fall Lake View, | |||
![]() Scenic Overlook, |
![]() Huge Yellow Maple, |
![]() Colonial Motel (1840), | |||
![]() Corn, Farms and Foliage, |
![]() Maple Bark |
![]() Mine Kill Falls, | |||
Website Design, Photographs and Graphics by Lynn Marie Tillquist |