with North

charcoal with moss, stone, Water & Earth

stone area 4' x 6' x 8' approximately

Kinderhook Creek

Brainard NY

this week while housesitting with Valatie i renewed drawing with Brainard NY along Kinderhook Creek with intention with Love, Peace and Cocreativity instilled with the brains with all peoples, critters, plants and elements with all...

I'm working with three outcroppings with each site as I did with Wallkill, Roundout and Hudson... and will study the map as there appears to be some triangulation's going on!... ie. back with the beginning of July I renewed drawing with Valatie Kinderhook Creek, that site and this one here with Brainard mark the one third points with Kinderhook where it rises with Western MA and where it conjoins Hudson...

the first visit with Brainard occurred with Winter Solstice Dec 21 2016 and below is the writing I made with that post...

https://gregpatch.blogspot.com/search?q=Kinderhook+Creek+Brainard

re; Latin anew, again

Egyptian Re Sun god

The Horn has been filled with Water and Love 

and now the seeds of this Water and Love are being given to the world 

~ water is life ~

...remineralizing path...

Kinderhook Creek (bend with the river where the children play) Art Installation Project 

with the Kinderhook Creek project I used energetic markings of cleansing and clearing wood charcoals along the Creek from local circle fires… with my intention being reciprocating Love, Peace and CoCreativity in aligning with the Earth/Cosmos energetic... consider the markings as symbolic gestures of pre-historic and ancient origins and present with futuristic signifiers placed temporarily and everlasting with the elements Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Ethers… the pulsing Sacred Waters and wind are life in continuum and are the circulatory system of the Earth and of all of the bodies upon and within Earth…

I applied these temporary charcoal markings at 23 installation sites at 12 locations in Massachussetts & New York… the markings disperse with the winds and rains/snows and are absorbed by Earth as revitalization…

Hancock MA

Hancock Village MA

Stephentown NY

Nassau NY

Brainard NY

Malden Bridge NY

Chatham NY

Valatie NY

Kinderhook NY

Chittenden Hollow NY

Columbiaville NY

Stockport NY

Kinderhook Creek was known as Pasanthkack by the Mahican Native Americans who inhabited this land before the violent genocidal white European colonial invasions… Pasanthkack signifies meeting place… and the area around Kinderhook Creek was called Machackoesk by the Mahicans…

when the Dutch explorer Henry Hudson anchored in 1609 at the mouth of where the Kinderhook Creek joins with the Hudson River he was greeted by a group of Mahicans with many children accompanying them. Hudson called it Kinderhook, translating as the bend, or hook in the river where the children play...

there are many bends with the winding Kinderhook Creek... its' waterbody length is 263.3 miles from NY - MA state line to the Hudson River… it is a straight line drive of about 50 miles from Hancock to Stockport... the Kinderhook has a drainage area of over 330 square miles with many smaller water tributaries leading into it...a short distance of the Creek joining the Hudson River is today referred to as Stockport Creek…

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www.gregpatch.blogspot.com

www.gregpatchartwork.com

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please consider a contribution toward the river, stone & charcoal installation markings... I'm seeking support & contributions through Patreon to continue this project... 

https://www.patreon.com/GregPatch

with over 2,000 miles drawn/marked, over 580 sites drawn/marked along 31 rivers and creeks and with over 200 cities/towns with 7 Eastern US states since 7/27/2016...

stating intent 3x (triangle) with each site;

Love & Peace with CoCreativity with all...

~ Elements are Life ~

charcoal from local circle fire, stone, 

vegetation and Water & Earth cosmologies

Susquehanna River ("Main Branch")

Oneonta NY

arriving with the Delaware and Susquehanna Watersheds of South central upstate New York after a week or so of heavy rains I waited three days for the Waters to ebb from flash flood warnings for many of the stones to reemerge from the muddy Waters...

and it's still rainy...

the headwaters of the Susquehanna River with Cooperstown NY is 30 miles NW of the headwaters of the Delaware River with Jefferson NY...

they conjoin with the Atlantic Ocean about 60 - 70 miles apart with the Delaware Bay and the Chesapeake Bay

http://williamahuston.blogspot.com/p/ny-pa-watersheds-map.html

"Also called the Main Branch Susquehanna, the longer branch of the river rises at the outlet of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York. From there, the north branch of the river runs west-southwest through rural farmland and dairy country, receiving the Unadilla River at Sidney. It dips south into Pennsylvania briefly to turn sharply north at Great Bend hooking back into New York. It receives the Chenango in downtown Binghamton. After meandering westwards, it turns south crossing the line again through the twin-towns of Waverly, NY–Sayre and their large right bank railyard, once briefly holding the largest building in the world.

A couple miles south, just across the New York state line, in Athens Township (just south of Waverly, New York) in northern Pennsylvania it receives the Chemung from the northwest. It makes a right-angle curve between Sayre and Towanda to cut through the Endless Mountains in the Allegheny Plateau of Pennsylvania. It receives the Lackawanna River southwest of Scranton and turns sharply to the southwest, flowing through the former anthraciteindustrial heartland in the mountain ridges of northeastern Pennsylvania, past Pittston City (Greater Pittston), Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, Shickshinny, Berwick, Bloomsburg, and Danville."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susquehanna_River

my fundraising page with Patreon.com that I'm very excited about;

https://www.patreon.com/user?u=12293898

please consider a contribution toward my river, stone & charcoal installation markings... and a like is as much appreciated... I'm seeking funds through Patreon to continue this project... if you can help with even just $1.00/mo the accumulative will help with gas and other travel expenses like tent space, tolls and maintenance and showing the work... Thanks...

...Thanks for your interest and your support...

Love, Peace & CoCreativity

Water is Life

~~~~~~~~

charcoal from local circle fire, stone, 

vegetation and Water & Earth cosmologies

Susquehanna River ("Main Branch")

Maryland NY

arriving with the Delaware and Susquehanna Watersheds of South central upstate New York after a week or so of heavy rains I waited three days for the Waters to ebb from flash flood warnings for many of the stones to reemerge from the muddy Waters...

and it's still rainy...

the headwaters of the Susquehanna River with Cooperstown NY is 30 miles NW of the headwaters of the Delaware River with Jefferson NY...

they conjoin with the Atlantic Ocean about 60 - 70 miles apart with the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware Bay...

http://williamahuston.blogspot.com/p/ny-pa-watersheds-map.html

"Also called the Main Branch Susquehanna, the longer branch of the river rises at the outlet of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York. From there, the north branch of the river runs west-southwest through rural farmland and dairy country, receiving the Unadilla River at Sidney. It dips south into Pennsylvania briefly to turn sharply north at Great Bend hooking back into New York. It receives the Chenango in downtown Binghamton. After meandering westwards, it turns south crossing the line again through the twin-towns of Waverly, NY–Sayre and their large right bank railyard, once briefly holding the largest building in the world.

A couple miles south, just across the New York state line, in Athens Township (just south of Waverly, New York) in northern Pennsylvania it receives the Chemung from the northwest. It makes a right-angle curve between Sayre and Towanda to cut through the Endless Mountains in the Allegheny Plateau of Pennsylvania. It receives the Lackawanna River southwest of Scranton and turns sharply to the southwest, flowing through the former anthraciteindustrial heartland in the mountain ridges of northeastern Pennsylvania, past Pittston City (Greater Pittston), Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, Shickshinny, Berwick, Bloomsburg, and Danville."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susquehanna_River

my fundraising page with Patreon.com that I'm very excited about;

https://www.patreon.com/user?u=12293898

please consider a contribution toward my river, stone & charcoal installation markings... and a like is as much appreciated... I'm seeking funds through Patreon to continue this project... if you can help with even just $1.00/mo the accumulative will help with gas and other travel expenses like tent space, tolls and maintenance and showing the work... Thanks...

...Thanks for your interest and your support...

Love, Peace & CoCreativity

Water is Life

~~~~~~~~

charcoal from local circle fire, stone, 

vegetation and Water & Earth cosmologies

Susquehanna River ("Main Branch")

Hartwick NY

arriving with the Delaware and Susquehanna Watersheds of South central upstate New York after a week or so of heavy rains I waited three days for the Waters to ebb from flash flood warnings for many of the stones to reemerge from the muddy Waters...

and it's still rainy...

the headwaters of the Susquehanna River with Cooperstown NY is 30 miles NW of the headwaters of the Delaware River with Jefferson NY...

they conjoin with the Atlantic Ocean about 60 - 70 miles apart with the Delaware Bay and the Chesapeake Bay

http://williamahuston.blogspot.com/p/ny-pa-watersheds-map.html

"Also called the Main Branch Susquehanna, the longer branch of the river rises at the outlet of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York. From there, the north branch of the river runs west-southwest through rural farmland and dairy country, receiving the Unadilla River at Sidney. It dips south into Pennsylvania briefly to turn sharply north at Great Bend hooking back into New York. It receives the Chenango in downtown Binghamton. After meandering westwards, it turns south crossing the line again through the twin-towns of Waverly, NY–Sayre and their large right bank railyard, once briefly holding the largest building in the world.

A couple miles south, just across the New York state line, in Athens Township (just south of Waverly, New York) in northern Pennsylvania it receives the Chemung from the northwest. It makes a right-angle curve between Sayre and Towanda to cut through the Endless Mountains in the Allegheny Plateau of Pennsylvania. It receives the Lackawanna River southwest of Scranton and turns sharply to the southwest, flowing through the former anthraciteindustrial heartland in the mountain ridges of northeastern Pennsylvania, past Pittston City (Greater Pittston), Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, Shickshinny, Berwick, Bloomsburg, and Danville."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susquehanna_River

my fundraising page with Patreon.com that I'm very excited about;

https://www.patreon.com/user?u=12293898

please consider a contribution toward my river, stone & charcoal installation markings... and a like is as much appreciated... I'm seeking funds through Patreon to continue this project... if you can help with even just $1.00/mo the accumulative will help with gas and other travel expenses like tent space, tolls and maintenance and showing the work... Thanks...

...Thanks for your interest and your support...

Love, Peace & CoCreativity

Water is Life

~~~~~~~~

charcoal from local circle fire, stone, 

vegetation and Water & Earth cosmologies

Susquehanna River ("Main Branch")

Milford NY

arriving with the Delaware and Susquehanna Watersheds of South central upstate New York after a week or so of heavy rains I waited three days for the Waters to ebb from flash flood warnings for many of the stones to reemerge from the muddy Waters...

and it's still rainy...

the headwaters of the Susquehanna River with Cooperstown NY is 30 miles NW of the headwaters of the Delaware River with Jefferson NY...

http://williamahuston.blogspot.com/p/ny-pa-watersheds-map.html

just North of the Delaware River watershed

is the Susquehanna River ("Main Branch") watershed...

"Also called the Main Branch Susquehanna, the longer branch of the river rises at the outlet of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York. From there, the north branch of the river runs west-southwest through rural farmland and dairy country, receiving the Unadilla River at Sidney. It dips south into Pennsylvania briefly to turn sharply north at Great Bend hooking back into New York. It receives the Chenango in downtown Binghamton. After meandering westwards, it turns south crossing the line again through the twin-towns of Waverly, NY–Sayre and their large right bank railyard, once briefly holding the largest building in the world.

A couple miles south, just across the New York state line, in Athens Township (just south of Waverly, New York) in northern Pennsylvania it receives the Chemung from the northwest. It makes a right-angle curve between Sayre and Towanda to cut through the Endless Mountains in the Allegheny Plateau of Pennsylvania. It receives the Lackawanna River southwest of Scranton and turns sharply to the southwest, flowing through the former anthraciteindustrial heartland in the mountain ridges of northeastern Pennsylvania, past Pittston City (Greater Pittston), Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, Shickshinny, Berwick, Bloomsburg, and Danville."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susquehanna_River

my fundraising page with Patreon.com that I'm very excited about;

https://www.patreon.com/user?u=12293898

please consider a contribution toward my river, stone & charcoal installation markings... and a like is as much appreciated... I'm seeking funds through Patreon to continue this project... if you can help with even just $1.00/mo the accumulative will help with gas and other travel expenses like tent space, tolls and maintenance and showing the work... Thanks...

...Thanks for your interest and your support...

Love, Peace & CoCreativity

Water is Life

~~~~~~~~

charcoal from local circle fire, stone, 

vegetation and Water & Earth cosmologies

Susquehanna River ("Main Branch")

Otsego Lake (headwaters)

Cooperstown NY

arriving with the Delaware and Susquehanna Watersheds of South central upstate New York after a week or so of heavy rains I waited three days for the Waters to ebb from flash flood warnings... many of the stones to reemerged from the muddy Waters...

and it's still rainy...

the headwaters of the Susquehanna River with Cooperstown NY is 30 miles NW of the headwaters of the Delaware River with Jefferson NY...

http://williamahuston.blogspot.com/p/ny-pa-watersheds-map.html

just North and West of the Delaware River watershed

is the Susquehanna River ("Main Branch") watershed...

"Also called the Main Branch Susquehanna, the longer branch of the river rises at the outlet of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown NY. From there, the north branch of the river runs west-southwest through rural farmland and dairy country, receiving the Unadill River at Sidney. It dips south into Pennsylvania briefly to turn sharply north at Great Bend hooking back into
New York. It receives the Chenango in downtown Binghamton. After meandering westwards, it turns south crossing the line again through the twin-towns of Waverly,
NY - Sayre and their large right bank railyard, once briefly holding the largest building in the world.

A couple miles south, just across the New York state line, in Athens Township (just south of Waverly NY) in northern Pennsylvania it receives the Chemung from the northwest. It makes a right-angle curve between Sayre and Towanda to cut through the Endless Mountains in the Allegheny Plateau of Pennsylvania. It receives the Lackawanna River southwest of Scranton and turns sharply to the southwest, flowing through the former anthracite industrial heartland in the mountain ridges of northeastern Pennsylvania, past Pittston City (Greater Pittston), Wilkes - Barre, Nanticoke, Shickshinny, Berwick,
Bloomsburg, and Danville."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susquehanna_River

my fundraising page with Patreon.com that I'm very excited about;

https://www.patreon.com/user?u=12293898

please consider a contribution toward my river, stone & charcoal installation markings... and a like is as much appreciated... I'm seeking funds through Patreon to continue this project... if you can help with even just $1.00/mo the accumulative will help with gas and other travel expenses like tent space, tolls and maintenance and showing the work... Thanks...

...Thanks for your interest and your support...

Love, Peace & CoCreativity

Water is Life

~~~~~~~~