Seth Gekko
21 years ago
. . a non-bimbo picture. . .

This is my old snowmobile camp in Osceola, NY, in the heart of Tug Hill, one of the snowiest places in the US. . . . . other side is on a hill overlooking a small manmade pond. . . . the camp itself is about 200 yards off the road, hidden in the woods. . . . . get the woodburning stove cranked up, sit back with a cocktail, looking out the back picture window, and you'd never want to leave again. . . . even snow haters fall in love with this place. . .
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EI
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21 years ago
great place to get snowed in for a month or two
cayman2b
21 years ago
My kind of getaway !

Thanx for sharing..

cayman
Skatty2hotty
21 years ago
Tug Hill is my neck of the woods. Well, was my neck of the woods. I live further north now.
Jdllizard
21 years ago
Schweet! I miss my sled.
John L
dbreazeale
21 years ago
I'll be driving by your place tomorrow. I'll have cedar pines and red's world famous osceola hotel..I am so dreading tomorrow. Nice place, tho!

del
chuckler
21 years ago
Seth Gekko,

Do ya rent that place?... if so, we gotta talk!

PT 🙂
goodwrench
21 years ago
Went last week to norhtern wis. Hard to believe you can that much fun in the cold.
glen
gonesledn
21 years ago
awwwww so pretty... so where do i park my trailer?

wes
Seth Gekko
21 years ago
. . . Wes, park it on the road, and drive the sleds through the woods to get there. . . it's funny, because the tracks leading back look like a snowmobile trail, and we'd always get groups of people pulling up to the house thinking they were on a trail. . . .


. . . sadly the place is gone. . . . it was my mother & stepfathers . . . . we built it about 25 years ago, and when they retired they moved to florida for the winters. . . . they spent the summers here, and I had sole use of it from October to May each year. . . . however nice it is to spend some quiet time, they felt 5 months straight was a little too much time in isolation. . . . They offered it to me, but 65K for a weekend retreat is out of this humble postal workers salary range. . . . so, last year it went bye bye . . . .
gonesledn
21 years ago
what a shame, i would have loved to hit the trails with you.

wes
Cigarick
21 years ago
Not a big fan of cold, but I do love bein' 'out there.' That is awesome.
cigarsmokin
21 years ago
SG
Been out that way a few times. Also drove threw a couple of white outs that way. Very nice picture. I hunt in a area by the Catskill Mts and it looks just the same. I'll be heading out that way trout fishin in a couple of months. Know any good spots?

cigarsmokin
GB
dbreazeale
21 years ago
Paul,
Joe up at the Pines in Osceola said to tell you
HELLO!! right back!
I was up there this afternoon and it was pure hell getting there and cutting across the hills and valleys
to the osceola hotel.

del
fpaternostro
21 years ago
Great place to sled. I'm usually up at Old Forge at least twice a year with the awesome trail riding there. You must be bummed, I know what having a place like that at your disposal means to a someone who rides sleds. My parents owned a home with 25 acres in Moira, N.Y. that we use to go to hunt and snowmobile and they also sold it 6-7 years back. Funny, I hated to go there as a kid, but as an adult I miss it a lot.
Seth Gekko
21 years ago
Frank, you live in the area?

Del, is Joe still a raging crazy motherhucker?

gb, never did too much fishing, but it's close to the Lake Ontario eastern shore, which is littered with fishing villages - also, Salmon River going through Pulaski is popular, but I don't know about trout there. . .
dbreazeale
21 years ago
yep Joe is still crazy as ever..he threatens to whip my arse every time i'm up there. hehehe
fpaternostro
21 years ago
No Seth, I live in Ct., but there is a lot of us in town who grew up riding sleds our whole lives and always going to Old Forge, NY.
Charlie
21 years ago
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrr, hope it is warm inside!

Charlie
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