Hi all, it's a baffee here. That's another hike on the Dutchess Rail Trail, which starts right there. That's a page of London right there and Old Manchester Road. So I've already hiked about 2.5 miles to get here and I'm going up to Titusville Road. I'll probably do another video cut when I get up there. So anyway, so there it is. Start. Just to show you a little bit of what it's like to walk on the rail trail. As you can see it's got 2 halves to it, hard half where if you have wheels or if you want to run and give yourself a nice compaction on your joints, that'll work too. Or you can be smart like me and you know, keep over here to the soft cushy side, which is some kind of gravel sandy material, which I definitely appreciate, especially if I'm doing the whole thing. So anyway, yeah, this is what it's like to hike on the rail trail, the Dutchess Rail Trail. Here's one of the signs you can see Old Manchester Trailhead and says how far it is actually to Old Manchester Road. And this is where I'm going today before it gets the sun down, Titusville Road. Alrighty, so 1.6. Alright, here we are, Titusville Road. I made it. Alright, right at sunset too. Good timing. And now I got to head all the way back in that direction. North-ish. Alrighty. Yeah, the bolts gym behind me. I don't have a membership so I can't go in, but I don't need a membership because I'm getting an elbow workout just walking the trail. So anyway. Alright, well, I'm back out at the trailhead, Old Manchester Road. Right over there, right where if you see that's Old Manchester Road there where the cars are going to pass. But just beyond Page Lumber right there, that building is Page Lumber, is Route 55. And you can see that the trail ends here. It's actually the last part of it is going to be continued on. There's going to be a bridge over Route 55 and you'll be able to do the entire, apparently, you'll be able to do the entire rail trail once that's connected. And by the whole rail trail, I mean, from new paltz across the walkway over the Hudson and go all the way to Hopewell Junction if you want. Over the other way. So yeah, that's supposed to be started this year actually. I don't know when in the summer and the fall. I don't know. But allegedly 2012 is when they're going to be building the, you know, continuing the Duchess County Rail Trail across Route 55. That's the last piece to be completed. So anyway, I'll see you back. Alrighty.