Well done, Mick! The view of Manhattan, Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty are beautiful from the park. The bonus for me is the railroad history since I spent 40 years railroading for a living. The river, the view and the history make it SO worth the trip! The Black Tom Explosion piece was a nice bonus. You always do your homework! Thanks.
I really appreciate the feedback! It means a lot to me. This place is so beautiful but I hate going up north (prefer the country) so I always avoided it. Glad I could add the RR history for you! What company did you do the RR for?
I'm loving your vlogs...Just wondering why you did not show the ruined train tracks and the building, as well as the ruined ferry boat docks, all which were victims of Super Storm Sandy...Those images made such an impact on me...Keep up the good work!
Hi April, thanks for watching! I don't think I realized that the docks were like that from Sandy. I did see some pictures that I could have included. Sorry I missed that! Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks again Mickey. The last time I was there the orange construction nets were still all around the remaining buildings around the twin towers (sometime in early 2002). I took my youngest kids to see the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island all from the Jersey side Circle Line.
I agree that it is an awesome park. Sorry you had to pay the 7 bucks before finding out you could have parked for free! There are also nice kayak tours from the park during warmer weather.
hi Yes my Mother remembers pow's throwing candy from the train at the kids [in jersey city, hoboken] After Italy surrendered and couldnt be returned to there home they stayed in JCY i know one of them hes passaway now but he made the best wine in the neighborhood
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I really enjoy watching these videos thankyou 👍
Thanks, Ty! I appreciate it and I'm glad you enjoy.
Great idea! I love it!
Thanks so much:)
Well done, Mick! The view of Manhattan, Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty are beautiful from the park. The bonus for me is the railroad history since I spent 40 years railroading for a living. The river, the view and the history make it SO worth the trip! The Black Tom Explosion piece was a nice bonus. You always do your homework! Thanks.
I really appreciate the feedback! It means a lot to me. This place is so beautiful but I hate going up north (prefer the country) so I always avoided it. Glad I could add the RR history for you! What company did you do the RR for?
@@TheMickeyShuffle Started with the Reading Railroad finished with Conrail.
Nice work, Mickey! Knew about the Park, but never knew about all that fascinating history. And cool vintage pic with you the family and the towers!
Thanks , Randy! I appreciate the positive thoughts! It's such beautiful place when the weather is just right! Thanks for watching.
I'm loving your vlogs...Just wondering why you did not show the ruined train tracks and the building, as well as the ruined ferry boat docks, all which were victims of Super Storm Sandy...Those images made such an impact on me...Keep up the good work!
Hi April, thanks for watching! I don't think I realized that the docks were like that from Sandy. I did see some pictures that I could have included. Sorry I missed that! Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks again Mickey. The last time I was there the orange construction nets were still all around the remaining buildings around the twin towers (sometime in early 2002). I took my youngest kids to see the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island all from the Jersey side Circle Line.
Wow, that brings back a lot of memories. That was quite a time to go. Thanks for watching!
I agree that it is an awesome park. Sorry you had to pay the 7 bucks before finding out you could have parked for free! There are also nice kayak tours from the park during warmer weather.
Thanks, Tim! It really is a great place for everyone with so much to offer.
You seem to be on top of things, But did you know that there was a POW camp FOR Italians ans special Germans at cavern point? aka liberty park
Hey Danny, wow for real? I had no idea. This during WWI or II?
hi Yes my Mother remembers pow's throwing candy from the train at the kids [in jersey city, hoboken] After Italy surrendered and couldnt be returned to there home they stayed in JCY i know one of them hes passaway now but he made the best wine in the neighborhood
@@dannykeane6565 Wow, that is an awesome story. I never uncovered any of that during my research but it's really interesting. Thanks for the tip, man.