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Boating on Tuxedo Lake is an adventure. Mark Twain once lived here and wrote about the magnificent beauty of the landscape and wildlife. My friend Jimmy, my little daughter Emilie and I embarked on an excursion with fishing poles and a row boat one Sunday afternoon. The sun was glorious, the water sparkled and we brought every type of bait known to man. We didn’t get more than a nibble. Then the sky turned dark, the wind began to blow and we saw lightning flash in the Southwest. Jim had to row against the wind and we thought we’d get stuck in a rainstorm on the lake. That’s when little Emilie caught her first Sunfish with a “Little Mermaid” fishing pole! |
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SIMPLE SAND“WISHES” |
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Garden Tuna on Jewish Rye with lettuce; Peanut Butter & Jelly; |
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Cold Roasted Chicken or Duck, cut up and served with plenty of napkins |
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Fresh Whole Fruit of the season |
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Homemade Potato Chips & Pickles available with some notice |
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For a cozy read upon returning to the cottage, try “Tuxedo Park – A Journal of Recollections” by Albert Foster Winslow |
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(All proceeds go to the Tuxedo Historical Society) |
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