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A Lovely Red Hook Sunset

Sat, 07 Nov 2009 23:45:44 -0600

This evening while running an errand I came across a beautiful scene. It was just about the time when the sun was setting; I was just going by an open field in Red Hook when I noticed the the colors in the sky and that big ball of fire. At that point I just had to pull over and get my camera out; and I was glad I did because this was truly a magnificent scene.

Start your search here for homes for sale in the RED Hook NY

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

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Wordless Wednesday - A Caribbean Delight The Colorful Bougainvillea

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 23:45:05 -0600

The Bougainvillea is a beautiful plant that comes in a variety of colors; these can be found in California, Florida and the islands. This flower loves sunshine and will do especially well near the ocean.

As winter approaches I am already missing the colorful outdoor plants. I remember when I was growing up we had several colors of the Bougainvillea surrounding the house.

If you happen to have this wonderful plants, here are some tips on the care of the Bougainvillea.

Thanks to Steve Hoffacker's post which made me think of my childhood.

Budds Corner to Pitcher Lane - Red Hook NY

Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:42:21 -0600

Budds Corner is located between Route 9 and Route 9G in the town of Red Hook. So named after the Budds family and there are still members of this family residing on this street.

On Budds Corner can be found a couple large farms. I was once told that the corn crop need to be knee high by the the begining of July so when I go by in the summer I make a mental note.

This is also a great spot t to shoot some lovely sunsets.

One of my favorite spot on this road is going by a farm where a gnarly tree stands alone in the middle of the field.

Make a right off Budds Corner on to Pitcher Lane, Here you will find Grandiflora Nusery a popular place for plants a a favorite spots for many with second homes in the area. Next stop is the Greg Farm, a place where you can pick your own fruits; my favorite is Blueberries.

In a Barn on the Greig's Farm you will find Gigi Market, here I find the only brownies I really love; everyone I have given them to agrees.

Next door to Gigi's you will find Alison's Winery.

Enjoy this brief tour of the fall colors from Budds Corner to Pitcher lane.

Start your search here for homes for sale in the RED Hook NY

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

**** Informational only; deemed reliable but is not guaranted

Buying a house in Dutchess County NY - What type of Architecture can you expect to see - Part 8

Sun, 01 Nov 2009 22:32:16 -0600

When you decide to buy a home in Dutchess County there might be several factors to consider.

Your needs. Do you need a one level home, such as, a ranch because you can't climb stairs or do you want a multi-level home with a bedroom on the first floor?
Are you only interested in older homes?
Are you looking for a house in move-in condition or are you open to a potentially large renovation project?
Where in Dutchess County do you want to live, in a village or a rural town?

First, let us take a look at some of the older architecture to be found in Dutchess County

The Dutch houses are some of the earliest homes in the area (1650-1800) The Luykas Van Allen House (in Columbia county) is an example of a Dutch home. Because the Dutch had great influence on the Hudson Valley region these homes can be found in several counties.

ITALIANATE - 1855-1870

GREEK REVIVAL - 1825 -1855

GEORGIAN - 1700-1790

FRENCH SECOND EMPIRE - 1855-1880's

There are many other types of architecture to be found in Dutchess County however the most common are:

Ranches

Raised Ranch

Split Level

Neo Colonial

Here is a slide show of homes you will see in Dutchess County, the slides are just examples and are not necessarily representations of properties presently listed.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

SEARCH FOR A HOME IN DUTCHESS COUNTY

Speechless Sunday - Sand Dunes

Sun, 01 Nov 2009 07:43:05 -0600

Coastal sand dunes are fragile areas along a beach and are vital to the preservation of beaches as they help to limit soil erosion. The blades of grass keep the sand from getting blown away by the wind.

So when using the beaches what can we do to protect the ecosystem so that future generations can enjoy the scenic beauty?

Avoid walking on the dunes
Don't ride your bikes or any vehicles on dunes

I don't think this is too much to ask.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Can you believe it! time to set the clocks back

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 00:05:16 -0500

The saying goes: "spring a head fall back. " Yes on November 1, 2009 at 2:00 AM it will be time once again to set the clocks back one hour. Caution, only in States where Daylight Saving Time is observed.

This is also a good time to make various preparation to deal with the winter weather and to check out safety devices to make sure they are in working order.

Since we never seem to have enough time it will be great to have an extra hour if just for one day.

I don't think many of us wait for 2:00 am to set the clock back, usually you will do this before going to bed. If you have several clocks in the house make sure to change them all. One yearr I did not do this and woke up in a panic because I thought I was late for an appointment.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

SEARCH FOR A HOME IN DUTCHESS COUNTY

Wordless Wednesday - Windmill

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 12:44:56 -0500

I love to think outside of the box, so while on vacation in Cape Cod last summer I thought a windmill was the perfect measuring tool. I achieved my goal, it made me feel so small.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Condos in Northern Dutchess County NY

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 23:52:39 -0500

I would have to say that condos make up a small part of the new and resale market in Northern Dutchess.

Northern Dutchess condos are perfect for people downsizing because they don't want to take care of a house or as an investment made by parents to insure their student have a place to live while at college. Also Popular with young professionals.

1. Condos are governed by covenants and bylaws and are enforced by the condo association. When considering a purchase these documents should be reviewed prior to signing a contract; because you would want to know about any restrictions as well as what the HOA fees include. Some complexes might even have additional rules and regulations

2. Reserved fund - this fund is used to make repairs of common areas. However if a major project is necessary; for instance repaving of the parking lot each unit owner will get a special assessment; this will be added to the monthly HOA payment.

3. Maintenance - there is usually a property management company hired to take care of the complex. It might be a good idea to investigate the management company. I recently listed a a unit which was in excellent condition however the hallway was not well maintained, torn carpet. The owner indicated the work should have been completed months ago but was still not done. This affected the sale , the condition of the hall was a turn off for many potential buyers.

4. Amenities - these differ from complex to complex, ranging from play area and swimming pool to tennis court and fitness center.

5. Storage - Some condos have separate storage units with lockers as well as garage, others have storage in the basement.s

6. Laundry - Some allow washer and dryer in the unit, others have a coin operated laundry in the basement.

Keep in mind you will be living close to someone else so hope and pray you will get along.

Search for Condos in Northern Dutchess and surrounding areas

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

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Annandale-on-Hudson - Montgomery Place to Bard College

Mon, 26 Oct 2009 22:03:19 -0500

In my last post I took you for a ride on River Road to the point where it becomes Annandale -On -Hudson.

Annandale- On -Hudson is a hamlet in the town of Red Hook and it has its own zip-code 12504 and post office housed on the Bard Campus.

On the way, you will go by a well known historic site Montgomery Place with it's beautiful gardens and a working farm.

You will also pass some old buildings that have been restored, then you will start seeing buildings on the Bard College Campus.

Noteworthy sites include the gatehouse, Parliament of reality, Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts and Ward Manor.

Our next tour will include other buildings found on the Bard College Campus.

You could say, Annandale-On-Hudson is mostly Bard College.

Start your search here for homes for sale in the RED Hook NY

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

**** Informational only; deemed reliable but is not guaranted

River Road a designated scenic route - Red Hook NY

Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:10:59 -0500

River Road is a very scenic route stretching from Rhinebeck to Red Hook. You really don't have to guess as to which river it is near, the Hudson River of course.

On River Road you will find beautiful homes, estates, farms, open fields and fantastic views of the Catskill Mountain and Hudson River in some spots.

River Road is a route you will take if you get off the Kingston Rhinecliff Bridge and is heading to Bard College or to a performance at the Fisher Center.

On the way you will past the well known Migliorelli farmstand, and Poet's Walk a park operated by Scenic Hudson.

River Road has many bends so you have to be careful not to get too carried away with the scenery. You will get to a crossroad where Barrytown Road crosses River Road which then becomes Annandale Road. Bard College is located in Annandale so my next Blog post will take you from this crossing right to Bard College.

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Start your search here for homes for sale in the RED Hook NY

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

**** Informational only; deemed reliable but is not guaranted

Speechless Sunday - Reach out and touch a cloud

Sun, 25 Oct 2009 14:50:23 -0500

This looks like it was about to storm but never did. Maybe it was just the time of day the shot was taken, early evening.

Sitting on the white sands, listening to the waves and watching the cloud formation can really make me forget all the stresses in life, if just for a while.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Saugerties NY one of the 10 coolest towns in the US

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 23:38:16 -0500

Congratulation to the town of Saugerties for being named one of the top 10 coolest towns in the US. Saugerties is located on the banks of the Hudson River and has a very rich history.

Saugerties is known for it's antiques, the very popular Saugerties Garlic Festival, the Winston Farm (site of Woodstock 94) and Hits.

Visiting Saugerties I always enjoyed looking in the antique stores and was also captivated by the wonderful architecture.

Cantine Field is a 127 acres recreation complex where many events are held such as the Garlic Festival as well as a variety of sports.

I have listed and successfully sold two homes that backed up to Cantine Field and was concerned that this could be a negative. To my surprise both homes were sold quickly as I soon discovered that many of the residents wanted a front row seat to the events held at the park.

One thing I discovered about Saugerties is that the residents really love their community and are eager to fill newcomers in. When I had those properties listed near the Cantine Field I went door to door to tell the neighbors about my listings and everyone was welcoming and provided me with valuable information. From this interaction with the community I even picked up another listing a year later from a lady whose door I had knocked on.

So if you want to get-away for a weekend Saugerties is a great destination.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

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Are you really selling any real estate?

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 11:13:54 -0500

It is very common for people to ask if I am really making any sales in real estate and then to give me that look as if to say, "poor thing. How are you surviving?" I suppose this is understandable when you look around and see all the for sale signs; some having been up over a year.

Yesterday, the question came up several times, starting with a visit to my financial consultant, next, running into someone in the store and then again during a telephone conversation with a friend I had not spoken to for a while. Don't get me wrong, I do send out information when I list and sell properties.

My usual response to such a question would be yes, and I am presently working with buyers and sellers. My problem is, I hate tooting my own horn, although my husband reminds me that real estate is a sales business and a little tooting does go a long way. I am the type of person who would not show up for an award if I knew about it ahead of time, so tooting my own horn is just something that is uncomfortable for me. I prefer providing a a good experience for my clients.

I admire the way my friend Bill Gassett always does a blog after selling a property, so yesterday I decided I would expand on my answer to those asking if I was actually making sales.

And this is how I responded. Yes! I am selling real estate, as a matter of fact, October is not over yet and in the last 3 weeks I sold a property on Elm Street and do you know what was great about that? I saw more properties like the one on Elm St that were priced over $ 400,000 moving; actually a couple pending right now were listed over $700,000.

I sold a ranch in Gallatin on a large parcel and over the last couple months I had many calls from people interested in purchasing it, some who had look at it months before. This too showed me that there were many people who still wanted to own real estate.

Next, I told them about my listing that I had an accepted offer on in 40 days althouugh the days on the market for the area exceeded 100 days.

I thought about it for a moment, and then I said, those 3 transactions in October would account for over 1.2 million dollars of real estate sales. And the reposone to that was: Wow! I guess you are selling real estate.

I failed to mention that these were all non-distressed and cash sales.

So, I just have to drill it into my head that people really like to hear your success stories.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Historic Elmendorph's silent auction November 7th in Red Hook New York

Fri, 23 Oct 2009 19:50:33 -0500

On November 7th The Friends of the Elmendorph will hold a silent auction, a fundraising event to help with the maintenace of this beautiful space.

Back in December, I wrote about the Elmendorph to bring attention to the highly successful winter market. At that time, I mentioned that it was The Friends of the Elmendorph who were instrumental in saving this building from a state of disrepair.

The event will feature a dinner, a silent auction, and Jazz music provided by the Will Smith Trio.

It is advisable to make a reservation ahead of time, by doing this the cost will be $45 dollars per person while at the door it will cost you $50. To insure a seat please RSVP no later tham October 31st.

If you would like to contribute items for the Elmendorph silent auction, please call Emily Trap at: 845-758-2713

For more detail information please visit the Elmendorph website.

DATE: November 7th

TIME: 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM

COST: $45 per person - $50 at door

Per the Friends of the Elmendorph please send checks payable to Friends of Elmendorph
PO Box 44, Red Hook, NY 12571

LOCATION: 7562 North Broadway, Red Hook, NY

DIRECTIONS

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Keller Williams Realty Team Ribbon Cutting Event in Fishkill NY

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 19:18:37 -0500

On Wednesday October 21st, Keller Williams Realty Team and the Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony to introduce their new location at :

Keller Williams Realty Team

1401 Route 52 Suite 100, FishKill New York 12524

Telephone# 845-298-8900

This was also an opportunity for everyone to meet the new operating principal; Dave Roche who just relocated from Arizona.

The office really appreciated the fact that many Chamber members turned up for the occasion, also fellow agents from local brokerages, as well as Keller Williams agents who came up from Westchester and Orange Counties.

After the ribbon cutting it was a great occassion to meet other agents as well as business people from the community.

Many thanks to those who sponsored the event and I must say everyone enjoyed the food- a shout out to the caterer.

You can see my full photo set of the occasion at Flickr.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Wordless Wednesday - How do you know you are near Tivoli?

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 23:48:07 -0500

Coming down the hill and looking at the wonderful catskill mountain , suddenly this water tower appears as part of the landscape. Besides providing water to the village of Tivoli, the Tivoli water tower is a sort of landmark, if it wasn't there you wou miss it.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Keeping Your Home Energy Efficient/ Rodent and Insect Free

Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:34:16 -0500

Eric Middleton is a home inspector and in his latest Blog post he offers some great tips for homeowners.

This is the time of year that we could get visitors who are not welcomed. See the suggestions given to keep them at bay.

Via Eric Middleton (Closer Look Property Inspections Inc.):

Rodents, and insects, like us humans are preparing for the cold months ahead. During this time of year, rodents and insects are looking for a warm,dry place to stay and reproduce. Sometimes we unknowingly invite them into our homes, a perfect place for them to spend the winter - rent free. It's important to check around your home, or potential home to see if there are areas that these pest can enter and take up residence.

Where to Look

Exterior Walls - The first place to check is around the exterior walls. If cracks are found that does not appear to be a structural concern, you can seal them with hydraulic sealant from your local hardware store. Check all wall penetrations and make sure they are sealed. The pictures below shows openings around some plumbing penetrations found on a home inspection, easy access for the local pests, cold air, and moisture to enter and spread germs, as well as energy lost.

For openings like this, spray foam works really well, and easy to use even a caveman... you get the point. Check around the bottom of exterior doors which is another area where pest and cold air will enter your home.

Chimneys - Chimneys should have chimney caps installed which will help prevent rodents and birds from building their nest resulting in a backdraft into your home.

Attics - If you have an attic, check that screens are in place at the attic louvers. Attics are often dark, warm, and dry, which is a perfect place for rodents to raise a family.

Following these simple steps will help keep your home or potential home energy efficient and rodent and insect free.

Closer Look Property Inspections Inc.

Having a problem paying your mortgage? Don't get scammed

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:11:14 -0500

Hardly a day goes by and we don't hear of another program to assist homeowners who might be facing foreclosure. There is so much information out there, that it can be overwhelming or difficult trying to figure out what's real and what is a scam.

In New York , the Attorney Generals office does provide many useful guides for consumers; one such brochure is How to avoid foreclosure and rescue scams. By following the tips listed in this brochure you might be able to ward off foreclosure by acting quickly or at least avoid the scams.

Here are a few of the tips:

Having problem making your payment contact your lender
Always pay your lender directly don't give someone else the money to make the payment.
Always understand any documents you have to sign.
For counseling contact www.hud.gov or call 1-800-569-4287
If you were scammed call 1-800-771-7755 or visit www.oag.state.ny.us

The reality is that almost every community has been affected by foreclosure. Hard to believe this word is now a household terms. If you know someone who might be facing such a crisis just remind them that there could be help available.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Speechless Sunday - Land

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:15:35 -0500

One area of real estate that I enjoy is selling raw land; this year I have sold over 100 acres.

You might be wondering what does this have to do with these pictures. Actually these are photos of a land parcel I had listed.

Did you know that many land investor prefer to look at the property in the autumn and winter? when I first started out I could not figure out why anyone would like to go out in the cold, but after a while it made perfect sense.

As the fall leaves comes down and the brush dies down it is so much easy to see a large parcel. Just imagine wallking land after the spring growth is in place.

One thing you will need to remember is to have the proper gears. A good pair of boots, socks,thermal underwear, and a warm coat.

On my very first land listing I was not dress properly, I was walking through snow in a regular boots and stockings; by the time I got back I could not feel my toes. I did get the listing and sold it, but I can still remember how frozen I was that first time.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Available land in the Hudson Valley

Catch the Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck - October 18

Sat, 17 Oct 2009 23:56:02 -0500

Today driving through Rhinebeck you would have experienced slow moving vehicles. Passing by the Dutchess County Fairground you would have noticed a sea of cars; this was as a result of the Wool and Sheep Festival.

Although it was a bit chilly it was a nice fall day and for those who did not want to be outside there were also many indoors exhibits. The Wool and sheep Festival is always a two day event so if you missed today don't worry the exhibits and vendors will be open for business tomorrow Sunday October 18th.

Schedule of events

Video of last year's event

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

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Avoid Changes to Your Financial Profile During the Loan Process

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:43:20 -0500

Darrell Walters of Integrity Mortgage Update pointed out some major blunders a first time buyer could make while going through the mortgage process. In this time of tight credit these words of wisdom should be heeded.

Via Integrity Mortgage Funding:

Once your loan package has been sent to the lender, there are a number of things you should avoid doing that will change your financial picture, especially now that underwriting guidelines have become strict. Remember, the lender is looking for stability and consistency. If you want the best interest rate, keep that in mind. Here are a few things to consider:

The lender is looking to see what your source of down payment is.

Your lender will most likely ask you to provide proof of yourliquid assets. This includes bank statements for checking and savings accounts, verification of investments, and any other liquid assets. Some of the things they ask for may seem trivial, but keep in mind, if you are planning a move to a new home, it's important to have all documentation readily available. If the lender asks for cancelled checks or deposit receipts to meet certain conditions, you want to be able to find these things quickly to avoid delaying the closing of your loan. Make sure your paper trail is easy to document, and don't move money from one account to another.

Major purchases tip the scales against your favor.

Avoid making any major purchases. You might be thinking about purchasing new appliances for the new home. This is not the time to do it. Avoid making any major purchases on jewelry, appliances, furniture, vacations, or anything with a significant price tag.Buying or leasing a car can make a negative impact on the way the lender views your financial status. This is a big ticket item that dramatically affects your debt-to-income ratio. You may feel you have room in your budget to purchase a new car, and think this is a worthy investment if you are looking for a home that will mean a longer commute for you on a daily basis. But by tacking a car payment onto your existing debt, you reduce the amount that you will qualify for in a home loan. A $400 a month car payment can reduce your approved loan limit by as much as $50,000. Think about doing this after your loan is approved if you really need it.

If you have to change jobs, you may be asked to document why this change occurred.

If you are changing jobs to increase your income, that's a no-brainer for the lender. If you have an erratic work history to start with, another job change may make it look worse for you.If you are an hourly wage employee, most likely a job change will have no effect on your ability to qualify for a loan. If you have a track record of a consistent amount of overtime or consistent bonuses over the last two years, the lender views this favorably. If you change jobs, there is no way of knowing if the new employer will pay overtime. Many do not! If you work on a salary + commission or straight commission basis, it has a dramatic effect on your stability. If you are considering starting your own business, again, this is something to consider after your loan is funded.

Email or call me directly at 678-648-5626 for a free consultation.

Wordless Wednesday - Flowering Plant

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:12:56 -0500

I have a great love of plants and flowers but very bad on names. Could you name this plant? I won't know if your answer is correct I will have to Google the name you provide to check it out. Clue, it is tropical.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842 jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Multitasking is not always a good idea

Mon, 12 Oct 2009 09:19:01 -0500

I don't know if this is humorous Monday. However, I had such a crazy start to my day that I just had to share this, now that I can laugh about it.

My husband is fortunate to be one of those people who has a vacation day today. I thought it would be nice to make him breakfast before heading off to pick up some signs and remove a lockbox for the property I am closing on tomorrow.

Okay, so here is where it gets funny; I cooked bacon, toasted an english muffin and was in the process of making some scrambled eggs when I decided it would be a good time to also make him a cup of espresso. So here I was thinking about the eggs on the stove while making the espresso. Then, I started pouring the espresso into what I thought was the cup, but, instead I poured it over the english muffin and bacon. So what can a girl do? I couldn't salvage this, so, I had to start all over.

Yes, sometimes you are better off not multitasking.

Speechless Sunday - A Fall Scene In Millbrook NY

Sun, 11 Oct 2009 21:41:54 -0500

Last week while showing properties in Millbrook NY I came across this beautiful scene. Of course I had my camera handy and decided to add it to my collection.

I suspect by the end of this week this scene will be even more colorful. There is no denying it; fall is here.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

Fall Foliage 2 hour Hudson River Cruise

Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:16:06 -0500

I took a fall foliage tour on a train last week and now I want to take a Hudson River fall foliage Cruise because the views along the Hudson River is amazing. When I checked out the Hudson River Cruises, I found out there is only 3 opportunities remaining.

October 12th 2:30-4:00 PM
October 15th 11:30 -1:30 PM
October 19th 2:30-4:30 PM

The Hudson River fall foliage cruise is a two hour tour that is narrated. Besides the beautiful scenery you will also pass many historical sites. So if you are thinking of a fun way to spend a fall day this is certainly an interesting activity.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com