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Daily Log, September 15

Friday September 15, 2006

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Current Position:Anchored off Beacon, NY
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Day Two of the second leg of our Voyage of Discovery.

 

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Current Position:Motoring North past Marist College
Latitude: 41˚ 43.134'
Longitude: 073˚ 56.606'

 

 

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Current Position:Holding position off West Park, south of Esopus Island
Latitude: 41˚ 47.322'
Longitude: 073˚ 57.161'

 

 

 

 

A barge passes the Half Moon on the Hudson River.
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Current Position:Moored at Rondout Creek, Kingston, NY
Latitude: 41˚ 55.229'
Longitude: 073˚ 58.638'

 

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Current Position:Moored at Rondout Creek, Kingston, NY
Latitude: 41˚ 55.229'
Longitude: 073˚ 58.638'

 

 

 

 

On this date in 1609:

The fifteenth, in the morning was misty untill the Sunne arose: then it cleered. So wee weighed with the wind at South, and ran up into the River twentie leagues, passing by high Mountaines. We had a very good depth, as sixe, seven, eight, nine, ten, twelve, and thirteene fathoms, and great store of Salmons in the River. This morning our two Savages got out of a Port and swam away. After we were under sayle, they called to us in scorne. At night we came to other Mountaines, which lie from the Rivers side. There wee found very loving people, and very old men: where wee were well used. Our Boat went to fish, and caught great store of very good fish.

-- Robert Juet's Journal.