Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture is a nonprofit farm and educational center in Pocantico Hills, New York. The Rockefeller family donated the 80-acre property to become Stone Barns and its associated restaurant. Visitors can view stone walls and sweeping pastures as they stroll its meandering pathways. Walk with us as we chat about mattress shopping, wedding planning…and sheep!

A change of pace in honor of small business shopping weekend: this week’s walk takes us through the aisles of Elephant’s Trunk Flea Market in Brookfield, Connecticut on a crisp post-Thanksgiving day. Will we find trolls? Vintage milk bottles? Handkerchiefs? Join us to find out what we see! (Please excuse the occasional microphone echo and static, as we are still learning how to use our sound recording devices!)

The Walkway Over the Hudson, which opened in 2009, is a former railroad bridge that was transformed into a highly used walkway for walkers and cyclists. On this crisp day in November 2023, it was extremely windy, and we apologize in advance for the disruption it causes in the middle of the podcast, despite our new wind – shielding microphones!

Walk with us on the Auburn Trail in Rochester and learn what Spag 40 was all about! (Note: we thought this was the Genesee Valley Trail when we were walking on it, but we were later corrected!) You can access this trail from Elmwood Avenue, between Monroe Avenue and I-590.

A stroll along the Ashokan Rail Trail in West Hurley, New York. Note that this was our maiden podcast. It was a completely spontaneous idea, so there was no formal editing. You will therefore hear the crunch of the trail, the sound of the leaves, and the interference of the wind. We hope to adjust for these kinds of issues in our next episode!