After that, I went shopping at the Salvation Army thrift store. The very first thing I saw was a bigger version of the plush husky. Neat. The bigger one feels more like a carnival prize because of the way it has been stuffed. I think that would explain where these toy donations have been coming from. Think about it: Someone threw balls into hoops at the fair to win the plush toy. Then the kid got tired of it after a while. And then they donated it to the thrift store. This purple lion is another example of a carnival prize that I got at a thrift store.
Also had Arby's in Middletown. That's pretty routine for me as the Arby's is next door to the thrift store.
Trail Mix (New York )
Heritage Trail in Goshen.
Onion Ball (New York)
Louis H. Sherwin Park in Florida.
rock outcrop (New York )
Winding Hills Park in Montgomery.
Where am I ? (New York)
Moonbeams Preserve in Middletown.
A Time For Rest (New York )
US-209 rest area in Wurtsboro.
