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Tuesday, May 08, 2012

iPhone-O-Gram! The long rainy drive home!

I stopped in New Paltz this morning and was given a wonderful tour and showing of some of the historic quilts in the archives!

I wish i had more time to spend but I wanted to get as close to being home as I can get tonight.

It's raining like crazy and the going is pretty slow---better safe and slow than sorry!!

Quilts to show later!!
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Quipped by Bonnie K. Hunter at 2:52 PM

8 comments:

  1. Tressa3:04 PM EDT

    Thanks for sharing all those great buildings and history.

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  2. YankeeQuilter3:34 PM EDT

    Travel safe!

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  3. Randy D.4:11 PM EDT

    Hope you have a safe drive back home... I'll be back tomorrow night. Chat Thursday?

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  4. Tina in NJ4:23 PM EDT

    I grew up in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ, (see name on sign) in Bergen County (it's next to Hackensack, which is more well-known). The town used to be Corona, but there was some post office confusion, so they changed it. It's also near Teteboro Airport, just outside NYC.

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  5. Vic in NH5:23 PM EDT

    Upstate New York is so beautifully quaint and rural; so different from the built-up areas. Thanks for the quick peek!

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  6. Bj5:30 PM EDT

    Thank You for traveling as much as you do, I'm pretty much a home body, by choice, 6 dogs and a cat, and I don't travel much and get to live vicariously through your travels, hope you have a safe trip, Bj.

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  7. Sarah Martin6:56 PM EDT

    Wow, what a wacky combo of French and German. Looking forward to seeing the quilts from that area!

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  8. Cindy W.7:36 PM EDT

    Nice mini tour. New Paltz is interesting. Can't wait for the quilts.

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