Comments on: Learning about the Ice Industry in the Hudson Valley http://wonderfulwonders.net/learning_about_the_ice_industry_in_the_hudson_valley What does it all mean… Mon, 02 Aug 2010 13:40:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Steve http://wonderfulwonders.net/learning_about_the_ice_industry_in_the_hudson_valley/comment-page-1#comment-661 Steve Fri, 28 May 2010 08:25:24 +0000 http://wonderfulwonders.net/?p=560#comment-661 Thanks to both of you for supporting the ice festival. It was a wonderful weekend and I'm glad you enjoyed yourselves. Thanks to both of you for supporting the ice festival. It was a wonderful weekend and I’m glad you enjoyed yourselves.

]]> By: Bruce http://wonderfulwonders.net/learning_about_the_ice_industry_in_the_hudson_valley/comment-page-1#comment-593 Bruce Fri, 21 May 2010 01:58:27 +0000 http://wonderfulwonders.net/?p=560#comment-593 Kathy, thanks so much for your lovely write-up about meeting me at the Ice Festival. I had a wonderful time painting alongside Rockland Lake and getting to talk to you and Kurt and the many people who stopped to chat, ask questions and offer some nice compliments about my work. Your brief history of the ice industry suddenly threw me back to a very early time in my life when I could remember chunks of ice being delivered for use in a refrigerator we had at a summer residence in the Catskills. All the children would run up when the ice man arrived and would be given a small sliver of ice to suck on. We all considered it a big treat, much like my kids felt about the ice cream truck that came through the neighborhood in warm weather. Kathy, thanks so much for your lovely write-up about meeting me at the Ice Festival. I had a wonderful time painting alongside Rockland Lake and getting to talk to you and Kurt and the many people who stopped to chat, ask questions and offer some nice compliments about my work.

Your brief history of the ice industry suddenly threw me back to a very early time in my life when I could remember chunks of ice being delivered for use in a refrigerator we had at a summer residence in the Catskills. All the children would run up when the ice man arrived and would be given a small sliver of ice to suck on. We all considered it a big treat, much like my kids felt about the ice cream truck that came through the neighborhood in warm weather.

]]> By: Attended Teatown’s Hudson River 6th Annual EagleFest | WonderfulWonders http://wonderfulwonders.net/learning_about_the_ice_industry_in_the_hudson_valley/comment-page-1#comment-303 Attended Teatown’s Hudson River 6th Annual EagleFest | WonderfulWonders Sat, 06 Feb 2010 21:44:18 +0000 http://wonderfulwonders.net/?p=560#comment-303 [...] Eagles talk by Christopher Letts, and Jonathan Kruk Storyteller (who we seen recently saw at the Knickerbocker Ice Festival) and [...] [...] Eagles talk by Christopher Letts, and Jonathan Kruk Storyteller (who we seen recently saw at the Knickerbocker Ice Festival) and [...]

]]> By: Timothy Englert http://wonderfulwonders.net/learning_about_the_ice_industry_in_the_hudson_valley/comment-page-1#comment-292 Timothy Englert Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:16:01 +0000 http://wonderfulwonders.net/?p=560#comment-292 Thanks to both of you for supporting the ice festival. It was a wonderful weekend and I'm glad you enjoyed yourselves. Thanks to both of you for supporting the ice festival. It was a wonderful weekend and I’m glad you enjoyed yourselves.

]]> By: jonathan http://wonderfulwonders.net/learning_about_the_ice_industry_in_the_hudson_valley/comment-page-1#comment-291 jonathan Mon, 25 Jan 2010 12:26:03 +0000 http://wonderfulwonders.net/?p=560#comment-291 Your post on the Knickerbocker Ice Festival informs and engages! I found heartening as a storyteller of local lore, all the people breaking away from the malls, and day to day tasks to step into our heritage on the Hudson! If we take time to learn about what once was here, we better know how to preserve and perpetuate all we enjoy here! Your post on the Knickerbocker Ice Festival informs and engages! I found heartening as a storyteller of local lore, all the people breaking away from the malls, and day to day tasks to step into our heritage on the Hudson! If we take time to learn about what once was here, we better know how to preserve and perpetuate all we enjoy here!

]]> By: Phyllis Tarlow http://wonderfulwonders.net/learning_about_the_ice_industry_in_the_hudson_valley/comment-page-1#comment-290 Phyllis Tarlow Mon, 25 Jan 2010 04:36:19 +0000 http://wonderfulwonders.net/?p=560#comment-290 Kathy, thanks so much for your lovely write-up about meeting me at the Ice Festival. I had a wonderful time painting alongside Rockland Lake and getting to talk to you and Kurt and the many people who stopped to chat, ask questions and offer some nice compliments about my work. Your brief history of the ice industry suddenly threw me back to a very early time in my life when I could remember chunks of ice being delivered for use in a refrigerator we had at a summer residence in the Catskills. All the children would run up when the ice man arrived and would be given a small sliver of ice to suck on. We all considered it a big treat, much like my kids felt about the ice cream truck that came through the neighborhood in warm weather. Kathy, thanks so much for your lovely write-up about meeting me at the Ice Festival. I had a wonderful time painting alongside Rockland Lake and getting to talk to you and Kurt and the many people who stopped to chat, ask questions and offer some nice compliments about my work.

Your brief history of the ice industry suddenly threw me back to a very early time in my life when I could remember chunks of ice being delivered for use in a refrigerator we had at a summer residence in the Catskills. All the children would run up when the ice man arrived and would be given a small sliver of ice to suck on. We all considered it a big treat, much like my kids felt about the ice cream truck that came through the neighborhood in warm weather.

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