Friday, 16 July 2021

USA - New York, Hudson River, Esopus Creek


We sailed north up the Hudson, sometimes motor sailing. Toward sunset we looked for an anchorage and choose a spot we’d been to before a mile south of Haverstraw Marine. The bay is small. The entrance narrow. But the bay inside is well worth the effort for a good nights sleep.

The Haverstraw Park which we overlooked is immaculate! 



Going out in the morning was changeling, with low tide…..
 

Our next mission was to fill up with fuel, and we headed to the Haverstraw Marina



Fuel filled, Water filled, Garbage Dumped, all good!

Continuing North we bypassed the Iconic and World Renowned Military Academy ‘West Point’



Stone company alongside the river



Pristine valley with the Hudson River


Newburg Beacon Bridge North, 147 foot


Newburg Beacon Bridge South 172 ft

Lighthouse in the middle of the Hudson

Tow…. I think they should be called ‘Pushers’, just saying….


Keeping watch inside Meshugga


Kingston Rhine Cliff Bridge 135 foot

As the day wore on, it was time to find an anchorage for the night and Esopus looked promising…

Entering Esopus Creek

Coast Guard Station in Esopus Creek




Some sights in Esopus, a small creek, but with enough room for a couple of yachts to anchor







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