Tag Archives: Winter Walk

Sunday – 11/27/2016

Banana waffles.

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Sunday morning painting across the street. Temp. maybe 45 degrees

Walk up Warren St. to 7th. Ran into Gail Peachin again outside her store.

Then back down Prison Alley. Might be a good photo project to take pictures of fronts of buildings on Warren matched to their rears on the alley.

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Unusual view of this church. Doesn’t look like this close up from Farmers market or Fifth St.

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Karen found purple lights, this year’s Winter Walk designated color for our block. Did minimal job.
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Saturday – 12/5/2015 – Winter Walk and Christmas gift from old…

Meredith gave us Christmas decoration many years ago. Rediscovered in barn while searching for decorations. New battery brought this one to life.

Went to Dan region art show here. No one there.... open door...looked around....left.

Went to Dan Region art show here. No one there…. open door…looked around….left.

Winter Walk 2015

Vico forgot about making their eggnog. But, it turned out to be a fortuitous error. Bruce from BCB Art gave us two gallons of cider. Didn’t open them. Not more than 25 people made it down to our end of the street. Closed at 7:45pm. Watched first episode of Season 4 of Homeland.

Truck Pizza Delivers at Basilica – mystery melts away

Almost immediately after my previous posting, “Mystery Pizza Truck – still somewhat of a mystery“, my Facebook page lit up with comments from Gary Shiro at Hudson Opera House and Peter Pehrson at Acres Food Coop about the future whereabouts of my mystery. Gary informed that Truck Pizza will be at 347 Warren St during Winter Walk on December 3rd. Peter delivered the news that Truck Pizza would be operating that very evening at the Basilica.

So, off I went last night, arriving fashionably late at 8PM for a party that began at 5:30.

Sam Starr and crew were right there inside the truck in front of the roaring oven. Being late I didn’t get a chance to taste the featured pizzas, but Sam whipped up a couple. I took them home. Karen and I gobbled them up. We give them a big thumbs up. Karen particularly liked the slightly burned edges. The crust was very thin and crisp. Total cooking time about a minute. Just as Sam had told me early in the summer when we first talked about this venture.


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