Hudson Floes

PhotographyCatskills

Mar 8

Written By KK

Ice floes move with the tide, often reversing direction twice daily.

Winter ice forms first in sheltered coves and bays along the river.

Birders watching the ice for winter eagles.

Large floe movement can make a distinct grinding sound.

In the 1900s, people walked across the ice.

Complete freezes are rare.

In the 1800s, winter ice from the Hudson was cut and shipped to NYC.

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