We visited the Great Falls of Paterson. We noticed that since the opening of this national park in 1986 little effort has been made to make this place handicapped accessible. Yes, the parking lot is accessible, but that's where it ends.

The National Historic Park of the Great Falls of Paterson opened in 1986. Not much has been done to preserve this site. Windows have been busted. Pidgeons roosting everywhere. The falls and surrounding areas are protected as part of the National Park Service. Unfortunately, there is little evidence of work being done and keeping the area clean and inviting for visitor. Handicapped access is limited. There are many obstacles. While we were there we were pelted by gravel, thrown at visitors by workers doing lawnmowing and using handheld edge trimmers. It could be a great place, but it needs a lot more work.

Somebody had the bright idea to build a snow sculpture on slippery ice. It wasn't me. I just took a picture of the result.

It has ben a cold, but snowless month. Icycles are growing all around.