I'd like to seriously apologize for not posting much here on trailer fun and adventures, as I have been so busy with my other blog. I have been taking tons of pictures, but unfortunately not any new trailers. I still have a bunch that I have never posted, but I didn't want to put your run of the mill trailers up all the time.
I'd like to reassure every one that I have not abandoned this blog, I just have been busy with the other photography and maintaining my other blog.
I would like your help though for any of you in new york state. Can any of you recommend some good places where I can find a unique trailer? Maybe you live near a really run down shack that deserves a spot on here, or maybe you've heard of some wild trailer park antics going on in a park near you? I'm open to exploring basically anywhere in new york state, but It's always easiest to reach roughly a 100 mile radius around Syracuse.
With a little help and support from you, I hope to be back up and running here, so we can all start laughing again!
Thursday, September 24, 2009
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About 8 years ago, I was living in CNY and we went for a ride one cold winter weekend. For no conceivable reason, we ended up in Taberg, where I saw a sight that I have never gotten over. I still kick myself for not going back with a camera! It was an old trailer on an average sized lot, nestled against a backdrop of trees. And every single square foot of that lot was strew with trash! I have never in all my life seen such a sight. I sensed that whomever lived there had been opening up the front door and tossing their trash into the yard for years! I don't remember exactly where it was, except that we were heading north on Rt. 69 toward Camden and took a right. Looking at Mapquest, I'm thinking it may have been Waldron Rd., Pond Hill Rd., or Rt. 285. Although the Health Department may have ordered the place cleaned up years ago, I'm thinking it'd still be worth the ride to go out there and have a look around. There are a lot of trailers in that area, and some folks have gotten pretty creative in how they fix them up. I seem to recall a few with beautiful, brand new, 2 1/2 car garages. That I just didn't understand. Wouldn't you build an actual house first?
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