Bass and Piano Players
The stop shopping choir had a bass and piano player to back up their beautiful and hillarious band.
Taken on Friday December 18, 2009 at Reverend Billy's Church of Stop Shopping.
Reverend Billy Hugs Union Organizers from Holiday Inn Express
Reverend Billy and choir blesses and hugs union activists who where illegally fired for organizing a union at the Holiday Inn Express.
Taken on Friday December 18, 2009 at Reverend Billy's Church of Stop Shopping.Union Organizers from Holiday Inn Express
Reverand Billy blesses this workers who are on strike, fighting scumbag Jim Morrel who is using illegal tactics to try to stop creation of a Hotel Workers Union.
"On April 22nd, employees at the Holiday Inn Express in Latham met with Workers United Local 471 because they wanted to improve their jobs and the working standards of all hotel employees in the Capital District. The next day, they notified their employer of their desire to form a union and within 24 hours, half of the organizing committee was unlawfully fired."
Taken on Friday December 18, 2009 at Reverend Billy's Church of Stop Shopping.Reverend Billy Preaches
Stop Shopping Choir
The diversity in this group was amazing, as was their singing ability. Best of all, it was all quite hillarious.
Taken on Friday December 18, 2009 at Reverend Billy's Church of Stop Shopping.3500 Feet Markers
When you climb above 3,500 feet elevation in the Catskill High Peaks, a special set of regulations is in effect that prohibits camping except in the winter, and bans open fires throughout the year. This is because the eco-systems above this elevation on the 35-high peak mountains are viewed by the Environmental Conservation Department as ecologically sensitive.
I didn’t take the 3,500 feet signs on every mountain I climbed, most notably skipping over the sign on Hunter Mountain, Windham High Peak, and Black Dome.
Balsam Mountain.
Hiking up to the Balsam Fire Tower, about a 1/4 mile or maybe 200 feet below the tower.
Indian Head Mountain.
Climbing up the east face of the Indian Head Mountain, this sign is maybe 3/4 of the the westerly face of the mountain.
Panther Mountain.
You see Panther Mountain‘s 3500 feet sign about a 1/4 mile and 200 feet more of climbing before you reach the final ascent.
Plateau Mountain.
The sign on Plateau Mountain is about a half mile from the top, although the last portion is relatively flat.
Slide Mountain.
Slide Mountain, the tallest mountain in the Catskills at over 4,200 feet. The sign is probably a mile away from the final ascent.
Twin Mountain.
The sign is the second of two signs on the way up to the top of Twin Mountain on Devil’s Path.
Hopper Trail Sign Covered With Snow
