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17 de ene. de 2020 · Look no further than this image of people walking across the frozen Hudson River from Beacon to Newburgh, circa 1910. A frozen and ice-covered Hudson River was, in fact, a source of more than transportation.
Wild coyotes crossing the frozen Hudson River 40 miles from NYC take time to "break the ice" (at 50 sec mark) while a barge and tugboat pass by.
23 de feb. de 2015 · Along the frozen Hudson River, Coast Guard ice cutters clear a channel for barges carrying essential winter supplies such as heating oil and road salt.
15 de feb. de 2021 · frozen Hudson river - Feb 15 2021. some stills and video captured on a gray Monday, out on the frozen Hudson river by the Athens State Boat Launch. impending freezing rain and warmer temps made conditions too iffy for the ice boaters who had sailed (despite mostly no wind) over this past Valentine's weekend. even without the glorious ...
20 de feb. de 2015 · Gotham Air, a helicopter shuttle service took the Daily News up to look at the Hudson River frozen over from extremely low temperatures.
7 de mar. de 2014 · In the late 1800s, ice yacht races regularly drew huge crowds to the frozen Hudson River. The sport faded out as the 20th century rolled on, but the Hudson River Ice Yacht Club is still committed...
As the Hudson gradually froze over completely and the ice thickened up, it was time for ice harvesting. Begun in the early 19th century on Rockland Lake to service New York City, the demand for ice soon outstripped the capacity of local freshwater lakes in New York and New Jersey to provide enough ice.
