Clearwater 📍

The Clearwater Festival (officially The Great Hudson River Revival) is a music and environmental summer festival and America’s oldest and largest annual festival of its kind. This unique event has hosted over 15,000 people on a weekend in June for more than three decades. All proceeds benefit Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit environmental organization.

The Festival, a celebration for the Hudson River, features singer-songwriters, performers and musicians offering fun with a purpose — a diverse mix of contemporary, traditional and American Roots music, dance, family-oriented entertainment and storytelling. In addition to music and dance, a juried craft show, Green Living Expo, working riverfront, environmental education sites, and a Circle of Song featuring audience participation fill out the weekend’s schedule.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clearwater_Festival
http://www.clearwaterfestival.org/

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Enjoying the River

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Many people sat down by the river and enjoyed it for many hours on Saturday as the sun sprinkled down upon it.

Sunday June 15, 2008 — Clearwater
Map: Oakley Corners State Forest

Boots of the Fallen

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These boots represent all the men and women who fought for our country from our state, but where killed in the war in Iraq.

In front of the boots are several signs that show what financial cost of the war of Iraq is on a daily basis.

Sunday June 15, 2008 — Clearwater
Map: Severence Hill Trail

Pete Sings in Front of Clearwater

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Here is Pete Seeger on the Hudson Community Stage, preforming the River Blessing with R.Carlos Nakai, Roland Mousaa, Evan Pritchard, and Tiokasin (Ghost Horse).

Monday June 16, 2008 — Clearwater
Map: Severence Hill Trail

Sunset Thru Tree

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This is the another example of the beautiful sunset that occurred on Friday night as the clouds cleared out for beautiful weather on Sunday.

Sunday June 15, 2008 — Clearwater
Map: Severence Hill Trail
Thematic Map: Schenectady Business Improvement District
Map: Kibby Pond Trail
Thematic Map: Census Tracts in America with Fewer then 100 People Per Square Mile