Do you need a vacation location this summer? Are you planning on trips closer to home? If you live in the Northeast one option is a visit to the Thousand Islands area of New York. One beautiful town right on the St. Lawrence River is Clayton, NY.
Besides a really nice walkway along the river in town, this town has some interesting murals to view. Below are the ones I found.
By the end of June, Clayton was in phase four ahead of areas in New York City, the Hudson Valley , and Long Island in opening up. Museums were about to open in the area in June. Most places are open for business including boat tours.
If you visit the Thousand Islands or plan to take a tour or fishing boat out of Clayton, wander around the town. They have wonderful shops, nice restaurants, a walkway on the river, and beautiful murals depicted the area.
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That’s a simple way to travel, yet great work to guide the vessel.
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From what I understand it’s tricky getting from the river into Lake Ontario. Many boats need a guide boat.
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Those murals are stunning Sharon! I’m glad that you’ve found a safe place to travel and practice your “hobby” at the same time☺️ They are all so realistic! I especially like the one of the ship 🚢 seemingly headed straight for the viewer!
P.S. I have only seen the Thousand Islands from the Canadian side☺️
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My phone evidently kept hitting the cell towers on your side. I got hit with 50 dollars in roaming in Canada charges and I never step foot in Canada. Sometime I need to look at some of the places from your side.
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Stunning murals and an interesting study.
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They fit the community.
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Beautiful. Murals are really fascinating. They are works of Art & deserve recognition.
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I like most of the ones I see. They make new ones in Kingston NY every year and bring in artists from outside the area to make them.
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I see them too when I do my walk exercise downtown . Most are unknown yet their message comes across in a very personal way. So cool.
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