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Abandonment on The Hudson
Cold Spring, NY - Sean Hopkins - Thursday, March 19th, 2009 : goo
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This is for all my fellow City Noisers that enjoy a good abandoned scene. This particular setting is deep into the trail system within the Hudson Highland State Park located along route 9D running parallel to the Hudson River. If anyone knows what this was exactly, please chime in. I believe it was a farm of some sort, not sure exactly. It is quite a sight though.
Here's a map regarding further hiking info
nysparks.state.ny.us/gmaps/?pId=130
And here's some info on the town of Cold Spring
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_Spring,_New_York
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Peter: 19th Mar 2009 - 02:57 GMT
wtf, man! nice! youve got all the spots, hahaha... add this one to the list ;)
Sean Hopkins: 19th Mar 2009 - 03:05 GMT
Hell yea, it's sick! IF you can handle the drive. It's like an hour and some change. I shot some B&W's there today too, I'll add those when I get them.
Peter: i got gas money. count me in, hahaha...
anon (ip216-179-73-84.cust.bestweb.net): 19th Mar 2009 - 14:24 GMT
You should check out Doodletown!
And the tiny little community at the far side of Rockland Lake. Not abandoned, but just a cute little leftover of the houses that used to be there. They have their own tiny fire engine.
anon (24-177-144-25.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com): 19th Mar 2009 - 16:17 GMT
That is really amazing. I just like how strange it looks.
Thorp: 19th Mar 2009 - 16:19 GMT
What is that structure in the first photograph? It looks uncannily like a bunker or pillbox. And I say photographs because these are clearly not digital. Me likey.
Faeriecat: 19th Mar 2009 - 17:57 GMT
love that spring house! those are so great.
also, realy nice pics. lovely bleakness to them.
The White Routine: 19th Mar 2009 - 18:06 GMT
Very cool! I love finding old, crumbling structures in the woods and imagining them in their heyday.
Wolfsilver: 19th Mar 2009 - 19:05 GMT
I want to win the lotto, buy that land, restore it and live there in the middle of nowhere.
Sierra: 19th Mar 2009 - 20:11 GMT
Could have been an abandoned cement factory. Those pillars look like the one around me.
Zeroed: 21st Mar 2009 - 05:48 GMT
this is the trail right next to breakneck mountain! haha. there's a really beautiful little waterfall right around the corner. wow, i never thought i'd see my area get posted in this community.
CartLegger: 21st Mar 2009 - 14:29 GMT
Oh gee! i thought it looked familiar. I walked this trail last Spring, but did not take the temptation of investigating this stop. Foolish I! Least i know where it is now!
adam: sick.. inspiring me to do some film shots ;)
Dena K: 18th Jun 2009 - 01:31 GMT
Hey, I live in the area and I was researching it haha This is the Edward J. Cornish Estate in Cold Spring, NY...its actually pretty huge and incredibly creepy. Its now owned jointly by two state parks I think, the Hudson Highland and Fahnstock (spelling?)....If you google the estate, you will find some good info on it.
Dena K: PS- Great photography :-)
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