Maritime Museum in Kingston, NY

Our next stop was in Kingston, NY.  There were a few marinas to choose from but we chose Maritime Museum. It had good reviews, showers, a free entry to the museum and the price was right. It turned out to be a good choice!

Kingston was a cute town. We ended up staying two nights. The museum was nice - lots on displays!  There was also a nice trail to walk which was right along the river and next to an old railroad bed - no traffic and great place for Traxx.  

We found an excellent pastry/breakfast stop - Half Moon Roundout Cafe.  We loved their coffee (we usually have instant coffee) and their breakfast sandwiches and spinach-feta croissants were delicious! 

We both had hair cuts here too - much needed for both of us!

          Entertainment in front of Halfmoon Roundout Cafe.              

                                  Unique piece of art?
                             Another piece of metal art.
                                    Maritime Museum 
           
                                      A big old boat!
                        Jeff having fun in the museum.
                                         A tour boat.
 This is where the trail led to - a beautiful view of the water!
                                     Rowing practice.
                          Kingston has cute storefronts.
                       Lighthouse just outside of Kingston

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