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Skip to comments.CANDIDATES WANT SECOND OHIO RECOUNT!
Posted on 12/30/2004 6:25:14 PM PST by areafiftyone
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Two third-party presidential candidates asked a federal court Thursday to force a second recount of the Ohio vote, alleging county election boards altered votes and didn't follow proper procedures in the recount that ended this week.
Lawyers for Green Party candidate David Cobb and the Libertarian Party's Michael Badnarik made their request in federal court in Columbus.
The two candidates, who received less than 0.3 percent of the Ohio vote, paid $113,600 for a statewide recount after the vote was certified earlier this month by the secretary of state. They have said they don't expect to change the election results, but want to make sure that every vote is proply counted.
Ohio and its 20 electoral votes tipped the race to President Bush when Sen. John Kerry conceded the morning after the Nov. 2 election.
Counties finished the recount Tuesday. Bush won the state by 118,457 votes over Kerry, according to unofficial results provided to The Associated Press by the 88 counties.
"We've documented in this filing how this recount was not conducted in accordance with uniform standards throughout Ohio" as required by the U.S. Constitution, said John Bonifaz, a lawyer from the National Voting Right Institute representing the candidates.
Ohio law requires an elections board to manually recount a randomly selected 3 percent of ballots. If the totals match certified results for those precincts, all the county's votes are then machine-counted. If the hand count is off, a county must manually recount all its ballots.
The filing, part of an ongoing lawsuit originally brought by a county board of elections to stop the recount, alleges counties did not randomly select precincts for the manual recount and some workers altered votes to prevent a full hand count.
Bonifaz said the filing is based on the experiences of Green Party representatives who observed the recount.
Carlo LoParo, a spokesman for Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell, called the contentions "baseless accusations."
"The ballots were counted in Ohio, they were counted again, they were recounted. The election is over," LoParo said.
Even Kerry doesn't want to be bothered with these nutjobs!
Of course, a majority of these left-wing bloggersand a number of fringe lefties nationwiderefuse to wave the white flag and concede Ohio (even though Kerry already has)
Moon bats...
Ohio isn't Washington. It's no wonder these morons run as useless third party candidates. They make Kerry look like a genius which we know he isn't.
Barking, even.
I feel like saying it again.
RECOUNT?!!! For what?!!!
Nope they don't want to give it up. I guess all that group therapy did nothing to help them. On January 6th they are planning a demonstration in Washington D.C. and Jessie "Shakedown" Jackson is supposed to be there.
I hope misguided FReepers who voted for Badnarik in the last election take note and will know better next time.
Wow, the Libertarians, Democrats and Greens sure can be proud of their leaders. They've already wasted at least $1 million, and they want to waste some more. Outstanding.
I see dead people!
You would think that they would be saving up their money for the next presidential election, but no, let them blow hundred of thousands of dollars recounting votes that will not change anything. But then again, I would expect this from the ignorant left.
It cost the Ohio taxpayer 1.5 million to do the first one. If they try this again, someone will send Uncle Vito to have a talk with them.
Pandering to DUmmies.
It is past time to hold these idiots in contempt of court for frivolous law suits.
But the vote difference in Ohio is on the order of 120,000 votes. What exactly to they expect to change?
Ahh...as anoter poster so aptly put it, "it's the gift that keeps on giving!"
The DUmmies must be posting "YES!!!!!" a dozen times a second. I am taking bets on what time the "Hey, wait a minute..." moment happens and they all go back to being depressed. I'm saying 10:42 PM Eastern Time tonight.
I think y'all expressed my outrage!
It ain't close, the recount was done by the books, and now they want to change the rules.
Ok sorry! I understand now. They want the recount, recounted cause, the recounted recount, wasnt properly counted in the first recount, therefore this recount needs to be filed again accuratly so as not to put forth a fraudelent count of the originally recounted counts invalidating ballots that still need to be accurately totaled to the first count of the recounted votes that never got added to the original second and third count of the recounted votes that.....................
Right now the DUmmies are all excited about the Conyers letter that was sent to the Senators to Object to Ohio Electors. They think another Senator will actually be stupid enought to lose constituants by doing that. If that Senator does that they will never be elected to another term. Kieth Olberman was talking about this on his "gotta suck up to my DU fans cause they are the only ones who will watch me" show tonight.
If I were the judge, I'd give them 24hours to name names of those workers who altered votes. Then I'd turn that information over to the aledged vote changers so that they could sue for liable.
Rossi wants a new election in Washington State. He's not giving up!
Exactly. Once the counting stops Fraud takes a holiday.
But as long as they can keep the counting going on, they can still attempt to sneak in some extra ballots.
I suspect they EXPECT this to be thrown out so they can continue makeing silly claims.
Even if they got a senator(s) to sign on, what's there to get excited about? Sure, they get their mental masturbation and really get to turn on the theatrics, but Bush still ends up winning. Are they so ill-informed that they think all it takes is an objection to take place to deny Bush the presidency? If so, they're even more stupid than I thought. They don't have the votes in Congress and simply cannot prevail as a result.
Now the recount was rigged!
Where are the men in the white coats.
The FUnniest part of this is that the ones that are calling for the recount have no grounds. While the one the DUmmies think has grounds, hasn't called for a recount. He's too busy spending his wife's $$$$$....
We Freepers know that and to be honest about one or two DUers know it but they are considered trolls for thinking that way. 98% of the DUers are living in a dream world!
Now the recount was rigged!
Where are the men in the white coats.
If they really believe the count and the recount was rigged (and aren't just pretending to to make hay), what's the use of even bothering asking for yet another recount, won't we just "rig" that one too?
These people need more than just men in white coats, they all need to get a lobotomy.
I think some of the DUmmies really believe it, and I also think some of them KNOW that Bush won but do not care and want to dicate the results THEY want, the majority of voters be damned.
Why should candidates who have absolutely no chance of winning the election have standing to request a recount. The Green and Libertarian candidates combined only got 26,600 votes which is about a fifth of the difference between Bush and Kerry in Ohio. I think only the parties who have an actual shot at winning the recount should have standing to file a suit to request a recount.
There's plenty of boldness going around here in WA. I'm here, and I'm hip-deep in it.
I don't know what Rossi's next steps are going to be. To move from where we are we need a foothold in the law. That's the difference between us and them.
Yes, they have (possibly, but not yet proven, stay tuned) done illegal things in their zeal to steal this election. But we will not go outside the law ourselves. If there is anything that can be lawfully done, it will be done. You can take *that* to the bank.
Whatever these guys are smoking, I don't want any.
As long as they keep counting they can also ''find ''a box of ''uncounted'' ballots in the dead of night in an abandoned warehouse and add them to the count to get Lurch over the top! Doesnt matter if the ballots are all registered to ''homeless'' people that don't really exist and use the courthouse as their address, doesnt matter at all!
Court: "Gentlemen - I have heard and considered your arguments. Motion denied. Now go screw yourselves."
Whiny libs trying to manipulate our legal system to rob us of a political election? How unheard of!
Won't happen, the most they could possibly hope to get away with would be coming up with a few hundred, or, at most a few thousand "undiscovered" ballots. And if that did happen, each county board of elections would have to get at least one republican member to agree that it is a valid vote for Kerry for it to be added to his total. There was an article here a few weeks ago about how the dems in one county (can't remember which) wanted 459 invalid provisional ballots to be counted, but they couldn't get one republican board member to agree, so they were not counted, as they shouldn't be.
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My fault for not reading the label carefully. It has yellow #6 and I try to never buy products with food dyes. The reason I buy from iherb is the health food store quality of their products but at a more reasonable price. This product does not qualify.
It tasty and chewable, helps my digestive system break down foods. It helps me to relieve my bloating and indigestion after heavy meals after heavy meals. The product and comes from a Company, I have trusted for years.
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Theyre cute and orange And taste sweet, but i honestly cannot say i see any difference when i take them with a meal or not
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I like this tablets. Its work well.
Great product
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I keep reodrering these enzymes, as they are the best I've tried. Does it's work well, aids digestion, tastes almost too sweet for a supplement. The price is nice, too, compared to what is sold at farmacy.
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works so well taste lovely keep my stomach good
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I feel like I wanted this product to work, but it was mostly chalky sucrose and good for a bit of flavor without much calories. I had thought it was helping digestion, but really it just slowed it down a bit with its chalkiness. If you want an more potent enzyme and more digestive help look elsewhere. If you don't need much help, then this is a cheap way to get a small fix.


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Playtech Limited, an online casino and poker room software
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Playtech Limited, an online casino and poker room software
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overall increase in revenues in the six months ended June 30
The London listed and Cyprus registered company reported
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AV 7/10 maybe a different angle or something, idk, its fine the way it is, but something just doesnt feel right with that, i have no idea y
6 avy. Has scan lines and mii avatars are getting old anyways...
7 sig. Only a blur. Even the render has traces of guassian or feathering on it. the text looks wierd. Make it white and move it in the corner more.
thnx for the advice, i stopped making sigs a while back and im starting to get back into it again so i have to get the hang of things
as for you,
AV 8/10 very original
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Avy: 10/10: Resident Evil is reason enough.
Sig: 7/10: New sig. Its cool and funny as hell but slightly plain.
The key to immortality is first living a life
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Mayor Lee & Supervisor Cohen Celebrate First Phase Completion of HopeSF Hunters View Public Housing Rebuild Project
Welcome 25 Families to New Homes in Hunters View HOPE SF Revitalized Community
Today Mayor Edwin M. Lee and Supervisor Malia Cohen celebrated the completion of Phase One of the HOPE SF Hunters View public housing project, the first of five public housing sites slated to be redeveloped as part of the City's HOPE SF initiative, and welcomed 25 San Francisco families (14 former Hunters View public housing families and 11 new families) to their new homes in one of the most ambitious, nationally-recognized public housing revitalization initiatives.
"Today, we are delivering on a promise to the residents of San Francisco's public housing," said Mayor Lee. "By rebuilding Hunters View and other sites like it, we are providing hope to families and transforming communities at the same time. Five years ago under the leadership of Mayor Gavin Newsom, San Francisco made a bold step by launching the HOPE SF initiative that is revitalizing our City's most distressed public housing sites."
"HOPE SF is one of the most transformative policies that we have ever enacted in this City," said Supervisor Cohen. "As the Supervisor whose district includes four of the five largest public housing developments in the City, I understand how truly transformative projects like the revitalization of Hunters View are to the residents and our Southeastern neighborhoods. In order for all of the City's residents and neighborhoods to be working, healthy and safe, we must continue to put our efforts and our resources behind rebuilding these properties, creating new opportunities for our public housing residents, supporting our families and strengthening our communities. And this is exactly what this project does."
"I am looking forward to working with the residents, the Housing Authority, the Mayor's Office and the John Stewart Company to create a future Hunters View community filled with promise and opportunities for every existing and new community member," said Hunters View Tenant Association President Deeva Youngblood.
Hunters View is a 256 unit public housing development that is being transformed into a mixed-income community of up to 750 units in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood. The construction team includes John Stewart Company, Devine and Gong and Ridgepoint Non-Profit Housing Corporation, which began construction of Hunters View in 2005.
Hunters View sets new standards for neighborhood sustainability and accessibility. The development will be a sustainable community incorporating San Francisco's ground-breaking Green Building Ordinance and achieving previously unprecedented levels of community sustainability improved energy efficiency, recycling, air quality, and accessibility throughout the neighborhood.
Over the next four years, the Hunters View revitalization will consist of 350 new environmentally-sustainable housing units, new parks and playgrounds, a community center, new infrastructure and a new street-grid that connects the development to the larger neighborhood. By May 2013, 107 families will have new homes in the City's revitalized Hunters View community, which will consist of 107 new units, a new park and community-serving spaces for the residents.
"After many years of non-stop effort, we are overjoyed to deliver the first building in the first phase of the first HOPE SF development," said John Stewart Company President and CEO Jack Gardner. "It took the commitment, financial support, and confidence of many people and agencies to get us to this point, including the City, the State, the San Francisco Housing Authority, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), private lenders and investors, and most importantly, the residents of Hunters View themselves. We are honored to play a role in delivering on the grand vision of HOPE SF, which is to transform the City's most troubled public housing complexes into vibrant and exciting new mixed-income neighborhoods."
Hunters View as a part of the City's HOPE SF initiative is the first of five public housing sites slated to be redeveloped. Launched in 2006, HOPE SF is the City's innovative initiative to revitalize the City's most distressed public housing sites into mixed-income communities without displacing existing residents and while providing residents with services that will allow them to thrive in the transformed communities. HOPE SF initiative was born out of a need to address the ongoing deterioration of San Francisco's public housing in the light of diminishing Federal assistance. The City has committed $95 million dollars to HOPE SF, the largest local commitment to public housing in history. The five HOPE SF sites are Hunters View, Alice Griffith, Sunnydale, Potrero Terrace and Annex and Westside Courts.


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Nothing less than a data revolution will bring millions of girls out of the shadows and enable us to achieve the global goals, blogs Plan International CEO Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen
The new United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, must now deliver measurable results for girls, blogs Plan International's Zara Rapoport.
What would the world look like if girls were equal to boys? This year's International Day of the Girl provides a tantalising glimpse of the change we want to see, writes Plan International CEO Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen.
More needs to be done to engage girls and youth in decision-making, blogs 17-year-old Jennie as she takes over the role of UN Director General in Geneva for International Day of the Girl.
The lives of marginalised Colombian children could be transformed as a result of the Peace Agreement, blogs Plan International's Gabriela Bucher.
Though the need in Tanzania's refugee camps is immense - particularly among girls - there are also some amazing stories of success, blogs Plan International's Madeline Baker.
Despite being agreed only a year ago, time is already running out to deliver the promises made in the global goals by 2030, writes Plan International CEO Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen.
Plan International will be at the UN General Assembly making sure girls' rights stay at the top of the global agenda, writes Plan International's Leslie Archambeault.
Children orphaned or separated from their families as a result of the ongoing conflict in South Sudan are at an increasing risk of abuse and exploitation, blogs Plan International's Issa Kipera.


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Oil central heating with woodburner in sitting room. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, flat screen TV, DVD, stereo/CD player. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen inc. in rent. Cot and highchair available. Roadside parking outside property. Small, rear patio area with garden furniture. One well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 3 miles, pub 10 mins walk.
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Silvermine Lake Loop
This hike loops around Silvermine Lake and climbs to the William Brien Memorial Shelter.
2 hours
3.8 miles
Route Type:
Allowed on leash
Views, Historic feature, Woods
First Published:
Daniel Chazin
Trail Conference volunteers maintain trails in this park.
Driving Directions
Take N.J. Route 17 north to the New York State Thruway and take the first exit, Exit 15A (Sloatsburg). Turn left at the bottom of the ramp onto N.Y. Route 17 north, and continue through the Village of Sloatsburg. Just past the village, turn right at the traffic light, following the sign for Harriman State Park. Cross an overpass over railroad tracks and continue along Seven Lakes Drive, passing under the Thruway overpass, and soon entering Harriman State Park. Follow Seven Lakes Drive for about 12.5 miles to the Silvermine Picnic Area, on the right side of the road (the Silvermine Picnic Area is 2.1 miles beyond Tiorati Circle). Park in the large parking area near the entrance (a parking fee is charged on weekends in the summer).
To begin the hike, find the bridge over the stream at the southern end of the parking area (marked with a sign "Welcome to the Silvermine Boat Launch"). Here, you will see a yellow blaze of the Menomine Trail, which you will be following for the first part of the hike. Cross the bridge, then turn left onto a dirt road, passing two park maintenance buildings. Just before reaching Silvermine Lake, turn right, then bear left when you reach a brown-painted cinder block building. Here, the yellow blazes resume. Follow the trail into the woods on a rocky footpath.
Soon, you'll again reach the shore of the lake. In a short distance, the trail widens to a woods road – the old Bockey Swamp Road. Before Silvermine Lake was created in 1934, the road followed the edge of what was then known as the Bockey Swamp. When the lake was filled with water, the northern portion of the road was submerged, and the old road emerges from the lake here.
Continue ahead on the level woods road. After passing the southern end of the lake, the road begins to climb, and it soon reaches an intersection with another woods road. Continue to follow the yellow blazes of the Menomine Trail, which turns left onto the intersecting road. After crossing the inlet of the lake on a metal culvert, the road begins to climb, first gradually, then more steeply.
At the top of the rise, the stone William Brien Memorial Shelter is on the left. Overnight camping is permitted here, and the shelter is frequented by thru-hikers on the Appalachian Trail who hope to complete the entire trail from Georgia to Maine. Built in 1933 as the Letterrock Shelter, the shelter was renamed in 1973 in memory of Mr. Brien. This is a good place to take a break.
When you're ready to continue, proceed for about 50 feet ahead on the Menomine Trail to a junction with the white-blazed Appalachian Trail (A.T.) and the red-dot-on-white-blazed Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail (R-D). Leave the yellow-blazed Menomine Trail, turn left onto the joint A.T./R-D, and follow it up a steep slope on rock steps. The trail traverses a series of short ups and downs, then descends steadily to reach the unmarked Silvermine Road at the lowest point between Letterrock and Black Mountains. Built in 1934 by workers of the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration, it can be recognized by the stone embankments along its sides.
Turn left onto Silvermine Road and follow it downhill. Although it is not blazed, the road is obvious and easily followed. In some portions, you have to walk on the original stone subsurface, but for the most part, the surface is smooth and covered with moss or grass. In about half a mile, you'll cross a stream, reach the shore of Silvermine Lake and begin to parallel it, with views over the lake on the left.
After following the lakeshore for about a quarter mile, Silvermine Road bears right and parallels Queensboro Brook, below on the left, until it crosses the brook on a wide wooden bridge. Just beyond, as the road curves to the right, you'll notice the embankment of Seven Lakes Drive on the left. When the road again curves to the right, turn left onto an unmarked trail and follow it a short distance up to Seven Lakes Drive. Turn left and follow the shoulder of the Drive for about 0.4 mile to the Silvermine Picnic Area, where the hike began.
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Very nice short hike
On July 5th, 2016 fdeflaviis says:
thank you Mr. Chazin for the great descripton. Hiked my first overnight solo here in early July. Lots of people by the lake and several AT hikers around the shelter, which was actually empty. I saw deer and a garter snake (scare the h#$l out of me as it slithered across my path). At times the trail is very narrow and surrounded by a thicket of mountain laurel (i have missed the bloom unfortunately). One note, be sure to bring plenty of water as the brooks are likely going to be dry or very stagnant so even water filtration is not a good idea. there is no water source around the shelter (normal in Harriman i hear). Exept for a steep rocky climb where Menomine meets the AT, the hike is pretty easy.
Beautiful hike, additional suggestion
On July 4th, 2016 HudsonRiverGuy says:
I hiked this loop July 3, 2016. Markings were all good. Thanks to the volunteers for the markings and a well-maintained trail. Nice views of the lake at both ends of the hike. One suggestion: Rather than turn left at the Silvermine Road, continue on the AT/RD for less than five mintues and you'll be treated to a beautiful overlook of the lake. It is a little steep, but well worth it. Also, to avoid walking on 7 Lakes drive, veer left toward the lake when the road starts to veer to the right away from the lake. It's not eactly a trail, but it will bring you to a place just below the dam where you can cross the creek, walk over the dam, and follow a road back to the parking lot.
Mountain Laurel Blooms in June
On June 12th, 2016 glennagrube says:
We were fortunate to time our hike when the mountain laurel groves were in full bloom. In some places the trail was a fragrant tunnel through the laurel. Views of the lake were pleasant, too, and were the only views on this loop. We found the directions to be right on, well described and true. Could see why there might be confusion at the Brien shelter, but I would clarify that the yellow Menomine trail passes right in front of the face of the shelter, after which one should look left carefully to see the stone steps rising in the rocky slope. One minor disappointment with this loop was finishing with 10 minutes walk on the shoulder of Seven Lakes Drive. Seems like it should not be hard to blaze a trail that connects back to the Silvermine parking lot without using the Drive. We saw some orange marker tape tied off on some trees as if someone tried to mark out a trail - though we did not follow those markers. We stopped for a break and moved a bit slower than average, completing the hike in about 2 3/4 hours.
Wonderful hike
On October 25th, 2015 sr393 says:
I am a city person terrified of getting lost in the woods and dying of exposure. (Seriously.) Keeping this in mind, I thought this was a wonderful hike. My friend (a city person who is terrified of not being physically capable) and I had no problems along this hike at all. The directions are completely clear and very easy to follow. A few times we stopped to verify we were going the right way, and of course we brought a trail map, but mostly we focused on enjoyed nature. I highly recommed this hike as a perfect blend of physcial activity, lovely views, and relaxing solitude. Thank you so much for posting it here.
On October 13th, 2015 Ferne says:
Hiked this trail Oct. 12, 2015. I would add one hour for average hiker who stops, takes breaks, photos, etc.makes this a three hour hike. Walking poles and good footwear are recommended as the trail is a bit rocky. I can see where confusion occurs at the shelter. The AT/RD trail is to the left about fifty feet beyond the shelter to the left up the rocky outcropping right behind the shelter. Look carefully for the trail blazes among the trees to the left. Then up you go. Do not walk away from the rocky outcropping. Do not follow the yellow blaze. It took me several minutes to locate the right tail. The old silver mine road is fairly easy to spot. At the bottom of the descent is the road with stone abutments. An obvious ascent is directly opposite. Also advise buying a map from the trail conference and printing the trail description. Good hiking
Directions are correct; trails are well marked
On August 20th, 2014 Daniel Chazin says:
In light of the two comments that appear below, I decided today to check the hike out. I found that my description was entirely correct, and that all of the trails are marked reasonably well. As the hike description makes clear, Silvermine Road is not marked, but it is an obvious road at the base of a long descent and right before a steep climb on the A.T./R-D. Anyone who carefully follows the directions should not get lost. I should also mention that one should always take along a map when going on a hike. Even though I have done this hike a number of times and could easily follow it without either map or directions, I made a point of taking a map along with me today. I strongly urge everyone else to do likewise.
Not Marked Well - Bring a Map
On August 18th, 2014 [email protected] says:
My friend and I went off the path accidentally even though we had this website's directions. We followed the white and white with red cross and red dot and ended up at the Palisades Parkway near the visitor center. After the steep uphill climb make sure you look for the dirt road referred to as Silvermine. the way we went was strenuous and very rocky so not suited for a begiinner nor pets. The views at the top are pretty nice so all was not lost (even thought we were)!
marked poorly
On August 18th, 2014 malone says:
This was not marked very well. We walked by the shelter and continued on the yellow trail, where we should have turned left onto the white / red dot. we realized it after about .5 miles or further, the yellow trail just stops so we back traced to the shelter. BUT we did not find "Silvermine Road" and ended up on Palisades Parkway. We did not want to go back as was getting late and got a ride back to our car (lucky). So anyone hiking this trail, please note to turn left at the shelter and there is NO marking for Silvermine Road. Other than that was a nice hike, had some elevation, a few spots with fabulous views (thought that could have been past the turnoff so part of another trail).
Trail mismarked
On October 15th, 2013 slewis says:
The trail was not marked correctly. We could not locate the white / red and white markers. Since we did not see those and instead saw a white marker with a red cross, we followed that marker, assuming it must be what the description meant. That resulted in us being lost, ending up near the highway and having to backtrack our hike. We looked for the markers when we returned and did not see them. Please fix or advise where they are. Thanks.
Trail is marked correctly; you missed the turn
On October 19th, 2013 Daniel Chazin says:
If you saw "a white marker with a red cross," you obviously missed the turn onto the AT/R-D at the Brien Memorial Shelter and continued on the Menomine Trail to its terminus at the Red Cross Trail. You then must have headed east on the Red Cross Trail to the Palisades Interstate Parkway. A friend of mine who did this hike just a week ago reported that the blazing is just fine and that he had no trouble following the hike as described. The description makes it clear that you encounter the white A.T. blazes and the red-on-white R-D blazes about 50 feet beyond the shelter. Even if you missed them at first, you should have looked more carefully, rather than proceeding on the Memomine Trail for another 0.7 mile to the Red Cross Trail
Good trail
On August 15th, 2013 Sully says:
Did this trail yesterday and it was a nice little workout. Was a little disappointed with the "Rock Scramble" since it was basically just climbing over a few rocks. But the trail was accurately marked and I will do this one again sometime.
Tons of ticks in the area
On June 9th, 2013 brooklyn says:
Went on this hike of 6/9/2013, the route is nice, trail sometimes a bit steep, however, a huge downer is the fact that the area is infested with ticks. Whoever goes on this hike with a dog, carefuly examine each inch of your pet's skin and remove these suckers as soon as you are done hiking. Some of them a VERY small here (2-3mm). some are regular size. My dogs had frontline applied a couple of week ago, so most of those I found were already dead, but there many that were still moving in the coat. I found 15-20 ticks on each of my dogs. Personally, will rather go elsewhere next time
Going back, for sure
On April 8th, 2013 evan.molho says:
The description is very accurate. Varied terrain (woods, lake, streams, bridges, scrambles, views, etc.) keep the hike interesting and we look forward to returning. No doubt that our experience hiking the trail on an early Spring day will be much different than the same hike in the lush days of Summer and the colorful days of Autumn. We also enjoyed that a section of the hike is on the AT. -- Note: 25 MPH is the speed limit on Seven Lakes Drive between 17 and the park entrance and that stretch of road is closely monitored by the Sloatsburg police so be very cautious.
Nice circuit
On July 25th, 2012 karnablem says:
.. I added a short go on black mountain, following the A.T. up to Spanish Mine. Benefit : a nice outlook on Silvermine Lake (which I think was missing in the described hike) plus a gorgeous view on the Hudson River and Manahttan skylin in the far. Quite steep though, and adding about 40 minutes to the hike. Thanks for the description ! A hiker from France Laurent
I took this hike yesterday.
On October 6th, 2011 Chad says:
I took this hike yesterday. It's a great hike with lots of variety in terrain. The first part of the hike is on very swampy terrain, so there's lots of hopping from rock to rock to avoid the many impromptu streams. The scramble up the big rock by the shelter could present a problem for novice hikers, which is why I consider this probably a moderate to difficult hike. The description above is very accurate and easy to follow. Thanks for posting this hike. It was my first at Harriman...one of many, I hope.


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