Armstrong Trail | Reba & Crosby

Training on the Allegheny River, with the SUP.

August 20, 2019 by dpankiewicz

If you need a minute to breathe, open this up in your browser and play the video. Just listen and take in the water. After reading about the discharge from Olean into the Allegheny sometimes being on top of the water is the better option. It sounds like Olean is not happy either since they tend to recreate in the river. After the paddle debacle at the Anything that Floats, the new ones are a little lighter. Slow river traffic […]

Categories: 2019, Brady's Bend, Pittsburgh • Tags: Armstrong Trail, Brady's Bend, East Brady, Lumber Heritage Region, Waterfall

Paddle down

August 12, 2019 by dpankiewicz

The water was really nice this past weekend, the wind was even more amazing as it was pushing us up river. Leslie is lucky as the little camera was left behind so she wasn’t captured digitally. We did try the Rivers Edge. The had a Really nice menu and a deck to see the river.

Categories: 2019, Brady's Bend • Tags: Allegheny River, Armstrong Trail, Brady's Bend, dog walk, ElkhoundLife, Three Rivers Heritage Trail

Celebrate we will. . .

April 2, 2019 by dpankiewicz

It’s amazing how far we both have walked. We’ve walked the shores of Lake Michigan, the Allegheny, Youghiogheny and Monongahela River banks, the beaches of the Gulf of Mexico together. Sometimes it was just us two sisters with mom and dad. And thanks to our extended family in Ohio, Florida or the river we may have been walking four wide. I realized that most of the walks may have been for exercise or just to sniff for boy pee, but […]

Categories: 2019 • Tags: #roadtrip, Armstrong Trail, dog walk, DogBath, Reba and Crosby

Going for a ride to Redbank

July 8, 2018 by dpankiewicz

Today’s workout was a trail day. Brady’s Bend Seybertown Road to the Redbank Trail just past where the boats usually anchor to party. The trail commission has improved their signage and definitely make somebody line up for a new bike because a 9.5 mph pace is unacceptable.

Categories: 2018, Brady's Bend, Uncategorized • Tags: Allegheny River, Armstrong Trail

Iced Trail dogs.

January 21, 2018 by dpankiewicz

We tried to walk the trail but there was ice. We will have a new beach this summer thanks to the ice erosion. Thanks to the #icewall at the boat launch it may explain the flooding on the other side of the bridge. We are one week later and the water only has small #icecubes. If only we had a drone to video. First the tree is still hanging in there. The vegetation has been cleared between the ice and […]

Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: Allegheny River, Armstrong Trail, Brady's Bend, Captain Samuel Brady, dog walk, East Brady, I’mWithCupid, Reba and Crosby

Some old photos for thought.

July 4, 2017 by dpankiewicz

Over this holiday weekend it’s nice to take a moment and look back on some special places, people and events that were trapped in my cloud. It’s weekend’s like this where we must reflect and be grateful for what happened back in 1776. When the founding fathers took that big risk to set up a revolution to create a new world. I am very lucky to live in a place that was founded on freedom. We are a very young […]

Categories: Charleroi, Destin, Uncategorized • Tags: Armstrong Trail, Charleroi, Route88

Erie to Pittsburgh trail

May 20, 2017 by dpankiewicz

Look at us. We have an awesome day for a long walk. We made it to the falls before we turned around today. Yesterday was only a 1.75 mile walk, today we did 2.2 miles complete with a view of the waterfall below and an excursion to see where a new kayak/SUP launch area is being established. Just below Jim Kelly Field they are establishing a new park with state funds. New picnic tables, parking area and what […]

Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: Allegheny Valley Railroad, Armstrong Trail, Brady's Bend, Community Conservation Partnerships Program Environmental Stewardship Fund, dog walk, East Brady, Erie to Pittsburgh Trail, Kayak Launch, Lumber Heritage Region, Reba and Crosby, River Otters, Waterfall

Reba & Crosby

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