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25 Parks near Fineview, New York
Clayton, New York 4.79 miles SW
Alexandria Bay, New York 5.55 miles NE
Theresa, New York 12.39 miles SE
Three Mile Bay, New York 16.95 miles SW
Cape Vincent, New York 19.16 miles SW
Clayton, New York (map) | (315) 654-2522
Sites: 165 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 12 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $34.00
Whomever designed campgrounds in NYS apparently never saw an RV or a campground. Stayed at 1000 Islands State Park on Wellesley Island the night before I stopped here for four days. The paved site at 1000 Island SP was tilted about 7 degrees. The one here was worse. 5 orange blocks under each front wheel didn't even move the bulls eye bubble (site 035).
Did get to move to 029 the next day and lucked out. I think it is the only level site in the park. Site 035 not only was very unlevel, it was a mud hole. One orange block sunk below ground level. The shower houses were circa 1940, definitely in need of an update. That said, they were clean. Roads need a lot of work. Except for the main roads, they were either dirt, narrow and in need of repair with tight turns. Check-in staff was helpful. Other than that, the park is lovely. Treed and open spaces. A variety of options for W/E and basic sites. - eaf14131
Aug 2014 - $29.00
This is one of the nicest of the state parks we have visited. The view of the river is excellent, and the park is within easy driving distance of all the area activities. The restroom facilities are being upgraded throughout the park, but the process has not yet reached the waterfront facility. That facility is a bit tired, but well-maintained. The park has a nice marina facility, and fishing boats are available for rental. We have been here four times in the last two years, and we will definitely be back. - Alhub
Jul 2014 - $32.00
Great campground. Check-in painless and quick as we had registered online in advance. Our site was long and wide, level, shady. We did not camp on the waterway but very close walking distance. Beautiful sunsets. Busy but not loud. Location perfect to visit area attractions and travel across the bridge to Canada. The bathhouses had individual rooms for showers and bathrooms that were immaculate. We would definitely recommend this campground. - carol d
Clayton, New York (map) | (315) 686-2600
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 12 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $38.00
Price reflects a week stay. Gravel interior roads and grass or gravel sites. Nice long angled pull thrus and shorter straight to angled back ins. Was able to get all our stuff on our site #29, a straight back in, although it was tight getting the trailer between the sewer dump, not running over it and a tree on the other side to be able to get the dining/living room slide out without hitting the tree. Road noise was minimal. Allows campfires. TV antenna two major networks, the CW and all the rest were PBS channels. Internet was slow to not working at all. Entrance is also the exit and only one lane. Some what easy in easy out with a 60 foot combo. - Tallboy
Jun 2016 - $25.00
This was a great overnight spot with the Passport America discount. There are about a dozen pull-thru sites for overnighters that are fairly closely spaced, but beautifully maintained and have some grass. Access was easy and we didn't need to unhook our car. However, the hookups are at the rear of the site, so our electrical cord just reached. If we'd wanted to use the sewer, we would have had to unhook. The rest of the park is unkempt with seasonal/long term residents with varying levels of clutter. We would only stay here again for an overnight with the PA discount. Otherwise, we'd stay at the Grass Point State Park next door, which has recently been completely remodeled, is right on the water, and is about the same price. - Mingo Papa
Jul 2015 - $36.00
This campground is a convenient location for exploring both Clayton and Alexandria Bay, right on Rt 12. The sites in the front section where we were staying are very close. There was some grass in between sites, which was nice. Placement of fire rings at some sites was odd. No access to the river from this campground. Overall, this campground could use a makeover. There are many small outbuildings, with a lot of clutter and equipment around each one. There are some seasonal/permanent campers and trailers that are quite an eyesore. - Bisk5000
Fineview, New York (map) | (315) 482-7000
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $1.00
No answer to calls. I believe after driving by this place, the campground is closed. Appeared to be in much disrepair, long grass, and no one around. We ended up staying in a state park. - twins89
Aug 2010 - $23.00
We chose this park due to it being a Passport America park just for an overnight stay while heading to Vermont. We had reserved a site but when we got to the campground there was no one in the office to direct us to a site. We tried the house and there was no one there either, no envelope indicating where we should go. We had stayed here before and found the lady at the office rude, but decided to try again. We also found that $2 per dog was a little expensive. - Tundra
Jul 2009 - $19.00
The park seems to be an old park. It definitely needs some updating. We checked in and were given a site that they had put down crushed stone and sloped it. We needed appox. 3 and one half inches of board to level our trailer. Once set up the owner came by and told us that the sewer pipe had been crushed (thus the crushed stone) and that we would have to use the dump station if we needed to dump our tanks. So we had paid for sewer but had to use the dump station. There was no dumpster near the entrance for trash so we had to go looking for one which ended up being in the center of the park. Also as we checked in there was a sign $2 per dog which is nowhere in their advertisements. We travel with three. The park itself was run down with boats and rusty golfcarts in the fields and beside the roads with long grass around them. I don't know if its for decoration or laziness not cleaning up. It seems to be more for the seasonal patrons and they seem to be used to the park the way it is. Next time we are in the area we are going to stay in the state park nearby. The only good thing was it was Passport America and half price. I would have been really angry had I paid full price. - Tundra
Theresa, New York (map) |
Sites: 60 | 0 Reviews
Green Acres Rd & Old Hwy 2 Brockville, Ontario K6V5T3 (map) | (613) 342-9646
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $31.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $31.00
Pleasant family-run campground, largely occupied by seasonals. Very quiet despite being relatively close to a very large highway. Didn't use the laundry, but it seems fine. Site was level grass pull through.
We would stay here again, particularly with the Good Sam discount. - wandrr
Aug 2014 - $36.00
Rate shown is Good Sam discount. Our site was a nearly level grass pull-through and included a table. Most sites were occupied by seasonals. All hookups worked fine. No cable TV, but found around 15 channels off the antenna. Wi-Fi cost $2 and internet access was satisfactory. We would stay here again. - Onemoretrail
Sep 2013 - $40.00
Nice clean park, well located. We enjoyed our stay in Brockville, took a 2 hour boat tour of the 1,000 islands and was well worth the time. Only 30 amp which was no problem as it was cool, the Wi-Fi is $2 a day. The lady who owns the park is a sweet heart, would stay here again. A little expensive for what they offer. - sjones
Fineview, New York (map) | (315) 482-2722
Sites: 434 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 24 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $29.00
We stayed at this state park in the Thousand Islands area. It is a large state park but well maintained. They are upgrading some of their camping loops and buildings--next year they will have a new camp store. The dump stations were recently redone and very nice. We walked in and were given several available sites and allowed to check them out before we decided. We stayed in Loop C. We had electric. About half of the sites are in full sun with little shade. The restrooms/showers were nice. We wanted to take a tour of the Thousand Islands and Boldt Castle and Clayton Island Tours makes a pick up at the marina in the state park. It was very convenient not to have to leave the state park. The price per night includes a $15 base fee, a $6 electric fee, a $5.00 fee for being a non-resident and a $2.75 fee for walk-in. - gatorbaityogi
Oct 2014 - $30.00
This enormous, beautiful New York state park in the 1000 Islands region is located on the same island as the bridge to Canada, though you would never know it while you are in the park. Most of the 6 camping areas were closed when we were there, the park closed for the winter a week later. Our campsite was a few yards from the St. Lawrence River and some of the many islands that give the region its name. There are informal put-in spots for canoes and kayaks throughout the campground. It was several miles from our campsite to the main entrance, and miles beyond that to a town. I wouldn't suggest using it as a staging point for touring the region, but there is plenty to do in the campground, so you may not need to leave. We were here for only one rainy night, and will definitely return here again to enjoy all that this wonderful park has to offer. - ShoreXplorers
Aug 2014 - $25.00
Stayed on the Heron Loop, the newest of the campsite loops at WISP. (As others have noted, the full-hookup Fox Loop is scheduled for substantial upgrades during the fall of 2014.) The Heron loop appears to be designed for RV/trailer camping; all sites have 30 amp electrical service, are generously sized, and have gravel laid down for your camper. The bathroom/shower house is new, and is based on the same design as other recently installed facilities at Gilbert Lake State Park and Westcott Beach State Park. The camp store was poorly stocked at the time we visited; we were told that was because it is being torn down and replaced during the fall of 2014. The swimming area is fairly small, given the size of the park overall. WISP is great if you are in a position to partake in activities at the park, such as the Minna Anthony Common nature center, the marina, the golf course, the swimming area, or the hiking trails in the campground. It's less effective as a 'home base' for 1000 Islands activities - anything else you might want to do (aside from visiting Fineview) requires crossing the 1000 Islands Bridge, meaning a $2.75 toll every time you return to the park, and lots of additional time driving back and forth to Clayton or Alexandria Bay. During August of 2014, Clayton Island Boat Tours stopped serving WISP due to a dispute over how the ferries were docking at the marina - as of 8/30, there was no word on any resolution to this. Please keep this in mind if you were counting on taking one of their tours from WISP. - nextcube
1014 Cunningham Rd Kingston, Ontario K7L 4V3 (map) | (613) 546-2711
Sites: 320 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 35 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $50.00
Park has a security gate but in the area where it's situated, I'm not sure it's really required. Staff in the office were friendly and they have a well equipped store for some basic supplies plus an ice cream parlor. The park is very large and there are lots of permanent residents. The park has a lot of potential but it looks a bit "tired". There are a lot of trees and shrubs that need trimming as well as the grass needed to be cut on our site. Wifi is only available in their hall. There is a nice waterfront walking path. There are train tracks nearby but trains do not bother us. If you don't like them, you probably wouldn't like it here. Far enough off the highway that road noise is not a problem. Very quiet at night. We would definitely stay here again if passing through the area. - 69636
Jun 2016 - $39.00
We enjoyed the site by the lake, nice and quite, spacious.
All the amenities for an enjoyable stay. - wearecanadian
May 2016 - $20.00
We stayed five weeks and this was our second visit. Spacious campground with lots of room, especially off-season. Surrounded by water on two sides and adjacent to Rideau Canal. Easy access off 401 but highway noise not too bad and park is very quiet at night. Sites are mainly gravel and level with many pull-throughs. Grass is cut regularly. WiFi not good except in clubhouse. Friday nights usually offer a theme dinner. Water quality and pressure was variable - make sure you have a filter. Easy access to all facilities. Kingston is a pretty city on the St Lawrence. We would definitely stay here again. - rvbravo2
Clayton, New York (map) | (315) 686-3055
Sites: 87 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 26 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $37.00
Okay for an overnight stay, nothing special. - norm scherer
May 2014 - $32.00
Friendly and helpful owners but this park is not a destination facility. Good for an overnight or two if the state parks are full. Rate normally $37 for sewer, water, and electric and little else. - greenman60
Aug 2013 - $45.00
This is an excellent choice to see the area. The transient sites are in field, but with a really great view of the St. Lawrence river, and access to the river as well. Owners could not have been more gracious and helpful. Large sites, fairly level and well maintained. Decent Wi-Fi, good over the air TV. Easy access into Clayton and Alex Bay. We'd definitely stay again. - macandphyl
Clayton, New York (map) | (315) 686-3621
Sites: 142 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $44.00
Would not recommend this park, go to Walmart and save your money. Only review in 2006 so I should have known something wrong. All the things this owner was going to do, has never been done. No WiFi, sites are terrible to try to level up, are a combination of gravel and weeds which haven't been mowed for sometime. Price is $44.00 (instead of the posted $24.00). My fault. Should have checked sites out before paying. - Bill Dudley
Jul 2006 - $25.00
Mostly seasonal sites, but welcome to travelers. Most sites are set up with services twined, and a large lawn w picnic tables between each set (you face each other's awning, instead of sewer h/u) but that means you need to drive forward into some back-in sites, not doable for a 5th wheel; check at the office how the site is oriented. Additional sites with pull-thrus are being developed in the open lot next door. Wireless is being added, according to the owner. Free use of boat launch with site, and dock space available for rent. Easy & quick access to seaway, and lovely. 7 mile walk to downtown riverfront. Town has many restored buildings, excellent restaurants, free riverfront concerts & weekly farmers market. Grocery 1+ block walk, ice cream stand next door. - readontheroad
Alexandria Bay, New York (map) | (315) 482-3331
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2006 - $16.00
This is a State Park in the middle of the 1000 Islands. There are NO hookups here at all. There are five prime sites along the river which you can sit and watch all the boats, yachts and freighters go by. Because there is no beach there is a huge pool with lifeguards. Some sites are extremely small for an RV and the park has a lot of tenters that bring their boats. There are lots of spots to fish from the edge including a beautiful old stone gazebo along the river edge. There are also places for the kids to jump off the rocks into the river - a very popular and able to s safe thing to do. In Alexandria Bay which is a two minute ride, there are typical touristy things to do including the Boat rides in large touring boats that give you various tours through the islands - not to be missed if you don't have your own boat to explore the area. We camped in our travel trailer for five days with no hookups but were able to enjoy the wonderful views from our prime site. There is usually a cool breeze from the river. A very quiet and small state park. - twins89


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The Ohr HaChayim HaKodosh asks this question and answers that the Jews had alot of Tzaar that Pahroh chased them.
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Thu, Jun. 30, 12:45 PM
- Planted acreage of 94.148M acres is higher than trade estimates for 92.9M. Stocks of 4.722B bushels is also higher than 4.528B consensus.
- For Soybeans, the data is mixed, with acres of 83.688M vs. expectations of 83.834M, and stocks of 870M bushels vs. consensus 829M.
- Wheat acres of 50.816M vs. estimates of 49.869M, and stocks of 981M bushels were inline with expectations.
- ETFs: JJG, GRU
Thu, Mar. 31, 12:48 PM
- U.S. farmers plan to sow 93.6M acres of corn this year, up 6.4% from a year ago, the most since 2013, and against expectations for just 89.97M acres. Corn stocks are at 7.808B bushes vs. the trade estimate of 7.801B.
- Soybean plantings are expected to total 82.2M acres vs. 82.65M a year ago. Wheat planting are pegged at 49.559M acres vs. 54.644M acres a year ago.
- USDA reports
- Corn is down 3.7%, while beans and wheat are marginally higher.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
- Now read: CORN: An Attractive ETF Alternative To Cash
Thu, Mar. 17, 7:17 AM
- That bright green across the screen isn't in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Instead, it's a strong bid for commodities and foreign currencies after the Fed yesterday cut its forecast for rate hikes this year to two from four.
- This just in: Crude oil (NYSEARCA:USO) is up on the year, rising 1.6% today to $40.63.
- Other movers: Gold (NYSEARCA:GLD) +3.25% to $1,270. Silver (NYSEARCA:SLV) +3.4% to $15.74, Copper (NYSEARCA:JJC) +2,5% to $2.29, Platinum (PPLT, PTM) +3% to $988, Lumber (NASDAQ:WOOD) +3.5% to $297, Beans (NYSEARCA:SOYB) +0.6% to $899.50, Corn (NYSEARCA:CORN) +0.5% to $370.25, Wheat (NYSEARCA:WEAT) +0.85% to $475.
- The euro (NYSEARCA:FXE) +1.15%, yen (NYSEARCA:FXY) +1.3%, pound (NYSEARCA:FXB) +0.85%, loonie (NYSEARCA:FXC) +1.15%, aussie (NYSEARCA:FXA) +1.3%, swissie (NYSEARCA:FXF) +1%.
- ETFs: DBC, DJP, GSG, RJI, GCC, USCI, GSP, GSC, CMD, DJCI, DEE, LSC, DYY, FTGC, UCI, DDP, BCM, UCD, COMT, CMDT, DPU, SBV, PDBC, CSCB, CSCR
Nov. 10, 2015, 12:53 PM
- The corn production forecast from the USDA is lifted 99M bushels, with the average yield up 1.3 bushels per acre to 169.3 bushels. Projected use is cut 50M bushels. It adds up to stocks of 1.76B bushels vs. trade forecasts for 1.597B.
- Soybean stocks rise to 465M bushels vs. 436M expected.
- Wheat stocks rise to 911M bushels vs. 877M expected.
- Corn, beans, and wheat are all lower by 1.5-2% following the report.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
- Also dinged by lower prices on the farm is Deere (DE -0.9%).
Sep. 11, 2015, 12:27 PM
- The numbers are bearish on their face, with corn ending stocks of 1.592B bushels vs. 1.713B last month and estimates for 1.487B. Crop yield of 167.5 bushels per acres vs. estimates of 165.
- Soybean stocks of 450M bushels vs. 470M last month and estimates for just 372M. Crop yield of 47.1 bushels per acre vs. estimates of 45.7.
- Wheat stocks of 875M bushels up from 850M last month and inline with forecasts.
- Full report
- Beans and corn initially tumbled on the numbers, but have recovered, with beans off 1% and corn higher by 1%. Wheat is little-changed.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Aug. 12, 2015, 3:14 PM
- U.S. corn production is estimated at 13.7B bushels on yields of 168.8 bushels per acre, says the USDA. Trade forecasts were for 13.3M bushels and 164.4 bushels/acre as analysts had priced in a wet early growing season. The USDA last month forecast 13.5B bushels and 166.8 bushels/acre.
- Soybean production is forecast to be 3.9B bushels on yields of 46.9 bushels per acre versus trade estimates of 3.7B bushels on yields of 44.6 bushels/acre.
- Stockpile estimates were also above forecast - 1.7B bushels at August's end for corn versus consensus of 1.4B, and 470M bushels for beans versus consensus of 305M.
- Wheat is also lower after the USDA estimated world inventories at the end of the 2015-16 season at 221.5M metric tons vs. trade at 218.6M.
- Near-month corn is lower by 4.7%, beans by 6%, and wheat by 2.6%.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Jun. 30, 2015, 12:16 PM
- Corn acreage of 88.897M acres, according to the USDA, is lower than trade forecasts for 89.3M acres. June 1 stocks of 4.447M bushels vs. 4.555M forecast.
- Soybean stocks of 625M bushels vs. 670M expected. Acres of 85.139M vs. 85.171 expected.
- Wheat stocks of 753M bushels vs. 718M expected. Acres of 56.079M vs. 55.867M expected.
- Corn and beans are each up about 2% from flat before the report posted. Wheat is up marginally.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Mar. 31, 2015, 1:08 PM
- Corn (CORN -4%) inventories of 7.745B bushels as of March 1 are up 10.5% from a year ago and stand against trade estimates for 7.609B. Acres planted drop 1.398M from a year ago.
- Wheat (WEAT -3.5%) stocks of 1.124B bushels are up from 1.057B a year ago and stand against estimates for 1.141B. Acres planted drop 1.648M from a year ago.
- Soybean (SOYB +0.4%) inventories of 1.334B bushels are up from 994M a year ago and stand against estimates for 1.348B. Acres planted gain 934K from a year ago.
- Sources: USDA, Arlan Suderman, Bloomberg
- ETFs: JJG, GRU
Nov. 10, 2014, 12:14 PM
- It's lower yields at work, with the USDA now expecting 173.4 bushels per acre vs. 174.2 last month and the trade guess of 175.2.
- The bean crop is now estimated at 3.958B bushels vs. 3.927B last month and trade's expectation of 3.967B.
- Wheat ending stocks of 644M bushels compares to last month's 654M.
- Corn fired, but has quickly fallen back - now up marginally on the session after initially jumping around 2%. In the green earlier, beans are now lower by 1%, and wheat also erases early gains, now flat on the session.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Oct. 10, 2014, 12:20 PM
- The USDA estimate for this season's corn yield of 174.2 bushels per acre is up from 171.7 bushels one month ago, and compares to trade estimates of 174.7. Production of 14.475B bushels compares to trade estimates of 14.506B bushels. Ending stocks of 2.081B bushels vs. estimate of 2.13B.
- Soybean yields of 47.1 bushels is up from 46.6 last month, and vs. estimates of 47.6. The crop size of 3.927B bushels stands against estimates of 3.976B, and last month's estimate of 3.913B. Ending stocks of 450M bushels vs. estimate of 472M.
- Wheat ending stocks of 654M bushels drops from 698M last month and compares to estimates of 704M.
- Bottom line: Already big corn and bean crops got bigger.
- Corn and beans are off a few cents, while the price of wheat jumps nearly a dime per bushel on the low stocks estimate.
- ETFs: CORN, JJG, WEAT, SOYB, GRU, WEET
Sep. 19, 2014, 11:12 AM
- It's new contract lows across the board in the grains with Dec. corn -1% to $3.34 per bushel, Dec. wheat -2.2% to $4.77, and Nov. beans -1% to $9.61.
- Related ETFs: CORN -1.2%, WEAT -2.1%, SOYB -1.5%, JJG -1.5%.
- For wheat it's a 4-year low following last week's USDA report estimating a record worldwide harvest of 720M metric tons. The USDA also said wheat exports of 314.5 tons in the week ended Sept. 11 were less than half the previous week.
- The same supply report also predicted record U.S. harvests for both corn and beans.
Mar. 10, 2014, 12:12 PM
- World corn stocks of 158.47MMT is higher than last month's estimate of 157.3 and trade expectations of 156.27. Domestic ending stocks, however, are now placed at 1.456B bushels vs. 1.481 last month and trade expectations of 1.488.
- Domestic bean ending stocks of 145M bushels is down from 150 last month, but ahead of trade expectations for 141. World stocks of 70.64MMT vs. 73.01 previously and forecasts for 71.46.
- Domestic wheat ending stocks of 558M bushels compares to 558M last month and 570M forecast.
- Markets are reading the news as bearish, with corn off a nickel, beans down $0.25, and wheat off $0.02
- Related ETFs: JJG, GRU, WEET
Jan. 10, 2014, 12:25 PM
- Corn (CORN +2.6%) moves sharply higher after the latest USDA projection has corn ending stocks at just 1.631B bushels vs. trade expectations for 1.861B. The agency pegs production at 13.93B bushels - few had expected this number to come in below 14B.
- The wheat (WEAT -4.2%) numbers are more bearish however, with ending stocks of 608M bushels vs. expectations of 557M. Winter wheat seedings, though, are less than expected - 41.892M acres vs. 43.501M.
- Soybean (SOYB +0.1%) ending stocks of 150B bushels are about inline with expectations.
- Related ETFs: JJG, GRU
Sep. 30, 2013, 3:49 PM
- Corn (CORN -2.4%) and Soybeans (SOYB -3.2%) tumble - with corn hitting a 3-year low - after the USDA reports estimated corn stocks of 824M bushels, off 17% from a year ago, but far higher than trade estimates for 687M. Bean stocks are estimated at 141M bushels, also off 17% from a year ago, but 13% above estimates. Stocks still remain low, but these are old crop numbers, and forecasters are looking forward to a big crop this fall.
- Wheat (WEAT -2.7%) stocks of 1.85B bushels were slightly below expectations.
- Lower-than-expected feed usage and export demand were behind the big corn number - high prices had pig farmers substituting corn for wheat.
- Relevant grain ETFs: JJA, RJA, AGF, DBA, FUD, UAG, DAG, AGA, ADZ, JJS, TAGS, USAG, RGRA, JJG, GRU.
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\nLove the flat season and all the MacGuyver training/experimentation you can do.
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Erock - Your boards are looking sick dude, you definitely have a lot more woodworking experience than me. I made mine with limited knowledge and tools to choose from, but I plan on getting around to making another one of these days.
I used poplar since it was cheap, light and available locally. Maybe I will try paulownia next time if I can find it. I used boiled linseed oil to seal it. It worked but that stuff is toxic and prone to spontaneous combustion if it gets too hot so I got rid of it after I was done. I will go with something else next time.
As for the strap I got it from a wrist mounted computer system from my work. They are two pieces that are screwed in on each side with a loop and velcro closure to adjust the size. The screws are covered with a velcro closure to give it a cleaner look. Good thing too cause those things are rusty as hell now haha. It's hard to describe but I can show you if you ever come down this way There's a bodysurfing competition in CB next month called the Whomporama - https://www.facebook.com/events/588311934525850/?ref=22. Probably a good way to show off your work and maybe sell some handplanes too.
I'm sure your familiar with Brownfish Handplanes but if not check out http://www.handplanegoodness.com/ for some good inspiration and quality info about how he makes his boards.
PM me if you want some more specific info about how I made mine, I will try and get a better pic of the strap one of these days.
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Good stuff. Tanks for da inspiration. Bodysurfing is the pure!
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Hey erock a buddy of mine makes hand planes. He uses holes or straps. Here's two of his, maybe you can figure out where he got the brackets for the nylon webbing. It worked pretty well, although to be honest I've only used each of them once. I didn't lose 'em and i caught some waves, success right.
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Jul 19, 2013, 12:16 PM
\nI'll be down to enter that comp if I get these finished up by then. I won't have any to sell this time around, but seems like it could be fun.
\nAfter seeing the one with the strap I had a face-palm moment. As a sailor I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN a quick trip to West Marine would be all I needed. Thanks for posting a close up of the brand HARKEN... I feel like an idiot for not thinking about using halyard stop/guides.
\nHow does that one with the ladybug and flower print work for you?
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\nEmass: All waterskis used to be made from wood. I learned how to waterski on a set of **** Pope Jr.'s made by Cypress Gardens Waterskis-' + '-they were pretty ubiquitous around here. I still have one that we use as decoration in the house but is currently in a room under redecoration. I'll post a pic of it when I get a chance. I used to have an old Cypress Gardens trick ski but it got lost in a move at some point (ie a chitthead roommate probably absconded with it). Those are pretty rare.
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sorry for the upside down pics. I guess i got too excited that the site will let me post them that i didnt think of correcting them
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Jul 19, 2013, 05:40 PM
The one with the wheel on it looks like its had a few trips over a VERY SHALLOW reef. I wonder what his stomach looked like. Or maybe he was towing in the street behind a truck after Sandy. Ouch
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hey thanks for the kind words erock. These things are so much fun to make. I decided to make duplicates of the 3 different models. One set with the hole grab and the other set with a handstrap yet Ive yet to install the handstraps on them. Ive been searching the internet for some decent handstraps and havent really found any.
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There is a guy near me in Delmarva, Gregg Rosner, who makes handplanes (along with alaias and paipos). He uses Paulownia wood. I am pretty sure he glues the Paulownia boards together before shaping the handplane. Here is his website which hasn't been updated in awhile: http://cargocollective.com/rocketalaias.
I have one of his "loaners" and have used it a few times here in North OCMD. The loaner is too big for my taste (it is almost as big as a small bodyboard) and has the hole in the board for your fist. I used a handgun years ago, and prefer a smaller model with the strap style with no hole in the board.
I wanted to order a smaller, thinner model from him, but he is busy making a hollow wooden surfboard now and sounds like he will be tied up with this project for months.
So I would certainly consider buying one from youse guys here - I like what I see, so keep those pics of your work coming. The quality looks pretty darn good and I would love to support an artisan working with wood in a home shop for my next wave riding vehicle purchase.
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Jul 19, 2013, 08:25 PM
\nThanks man! Mine are prototypes, so they could spontaneously combust and create a sharknado the moment they hit the water for all I know. If these work good, I'll be confident enough to bust some out for some folks.
\nOh yeah, I finally did a rough measurement on mine. They are 12.25" x 7.25"
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Jul 19, 2013, 08:33 PM
\nDidn't water skiing get invented long ago? I bet someone threw on woodies decades back!!!! We won't be the first
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\nThat's exactly why I like a smaller, thinner board for me. Less of a risk of getting sucked over the falls and ripping your arm out of the socket haha. I want just enough to plane on and hold a higher line in the barrel, not a big hunk of wood on my hand.
\nIn my opinion, the best handplanes on the market are Brownfish Handplanes. Check out his Hobbit model, so sick. They are a little pricey but the craftsmanship and quality is worth the price.
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took the fat model out in the water today for the first time. It was a blast shouldve taken some pics maybe next time. Cant tell you the last time I went home with so much sand in every orifice of my body and shorts though.... Ahh the beach break.
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Alright! I finally got a chance to give them a spin for about an hour today in 2.5' @ 10 second low tide waves from 11a-12p right on the South side of Crystal-' + '-it was surprisingly lined up pretty nice but a little fat then pitching on the inside.
\nI don't have any swim fins at the moment and there was no way I was going to use my 4' long spearing fins without my pink tutu and glow sticks, so I stole my wife's fins..... They're big on her and she wears neoprene socks with them, so I thought I would be ok although tight.... Well.... Let's just say I've got 5 blisters on the tops of my toes that I just ripped off and applied liquid bandage (been a long-time user, best first aid item ever) on top of them. Not sure I have ever felt pain quite so acute-' + '-liquid bandage always stings but this was insane. Anyway, back to the ride report...
\nI caught about 15 or so waves with each board to see if I could tell a difference in the different bottom designs. The one with the Wenge stringer and the vee through the middle tracked a little more straight than the other with deep single concave and keels-' + '-but that was about all I could tell in this preliminary session. Both boards gave me a good bit of speed down the line as they should, I out ran a couple of the mushier waves.
\nThey both really turned on in the steeper, barreling waves. It was like stepping on the gas as soon as I got in the pocket, I was able to keep up with the barrel until it finally closed out. Again, it didn't matter which board I was using, so I'm sure it's just the effect of using a hand board (which I'd never done before).
\nOne thing I'm going to do on the next couple I make is to considerably foil the rails. These two have really full rails and I want to see how much a change in that variable affects the performance.
\nHere's a pic of them after their maiden voyages:
\nThe straps are quick and dirty. I went to a hardware store and got the following: nylon fairleads, 3/8" stainless screws, 4' 1/2" poly strapping and 1/2" strapping buckles. Once I got home I got really safe and pulled out my wife's sewing machine-' + '-but it couldn't handle the thickness, so I had to do it by hand. I suck at sewing by hand, so we'll see how long my handiwork lasts. I have yet to cut up an old wetsuit to sew together some sleeves to go over the strapping to make it a little more comfy (even though they are by no means uncomfortable how they are). In any case it should be a nice aesthetic touch. But, at least they are adjustable so my friends with monkey hands and those with "soft hands" can give 'em a go.
\nNext time I'm also going to figure out how to put some leash plugs in them-' + '-I have to experiment with how much depth I can take out of them without affecting their strength.
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\nWhy router a hole for a leash plug though? A leash plug is just something to loop a string through, right? It gets its strength because its edges are under a layer of fiberglass, with a little resin underneath. You could do something that rises out of the surface of the handplane rather than removing material. Kind of like the old fiberglass loops they glassed on before leashplugs.
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\nJust a thought.
\nThose turned out sick.
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nice planes erock!
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\nI didn't glass the wooden ones, but I plan to do the loop thing on my next experiments.
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Aaaaaaaand speaking of my newest experiments:
\nI've got a couple irreparable poly boards hanging around and I've been trying to make some space in my shed, so I got a bright idea this rainy-assed morning. I pulled out this old mini longboard (about 8') my dad found god-knows-where a couple years ago and took it over to the shop with the intent or ripping all the glass off. I grabbed the Dremel, threw on a cutting wheel and sliced a line all the way around the rail line (I'm gong to once again pre-apologize for the poor picture quality and not taking enough photos-' + '-I got in a safety-induced zone):
\nI think you can see the cut and the crap-tastic wax job on the board
\nThen I ripped all the glass off. The deck came off in almost one piece but the bottom was a b!tch.
\nAfter I stripped the glass, I took a pull saw and ran it down both sides of the stringer then cut each side of the blank down into pieces (no pics ..)
\nI took one side of the nose, pulled out my original fish template then put some scaling marks on it, messed around and eventually came out with a smaller pin tailed blank:
\nI broke out a Sure Form and some 120p sanding screen and set about cutting a serious single concave that runs from the nose then turns into a double barrel vee kind of thing through the tail. I put some really knifed upper foils on it:
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Tail View:
\nFront View:
\nThis one has almost zero rocker.
\nI then figured I could bust another design out while I was feeling inspired, so I took my fish template and traced it onto another block. Instead of doing the fish tail I wanted to do a half-moon so I pulled out a 5 gallon bucket lid, got it lined up and traced it. Then on to cutting the outline:
\nI wanted to try something different again, so I decided to put some nose rocker into this one. After some reference lines and fervent stroking of the Sure Form:
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Aug 17, 2013, 10:41 PM
Since I was "doing something different," I decided to put a forward vee on the nose that carries to the rocker's entry point then dug out a large concave in the middle with slightly smaller ones going to the rails.
\nAgain, I put some serious knifing into the rail foils:
\nI'm not sure when I'm going to end up glassing these, but I think I'm going to try and shape a couple more designs while I'm at it then glass them all at the same time. I'm thinking I should try some of that bedazzled artsy fartsy chitt and do some experimenting with cloth underlays, resin tints and the like. We'll see.
\nI'll post up the other shapes as I make them. It's time for dinner now.
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Aug 17, 2013, 10:44 PM
I'll try and remember to have a real camera on me next time. Those pics SUCK!
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More profile shots:
\nI also modified my strap design. The eyelets I used in the first prototype are nice and sturdy, but they hold the strap so high off the board that it doesn't allow the strap to really contour over my hand. I decided it was time to invoke the grommets-' + '-what a time saver over sewing those damned things!
\nTo top it off, I cut some neoprene off an old wetsuit to sheathe the adjustable strap.
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Dec 5, 2013, 02:13 PM
BTW: That is, in fact, the awesome heart pine dining table I made a few years back...
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Dec 5, 2013, 02:08 PM
Well, I shaped out another wooden one... this one is going to be auctioned off on Friday (12-6) at the Hope From Helen Benefit... Blockade Runner, WB 6:30-9:30 for those in the area interested in attending.
\nI used my same old fish template but widened it out by about 1/2" at the widest point as well as lengthening by around 1". I was aiming to make something with more planing surface to use in more mushy waves. I also added a concave deck, more overall concave on the bottom with more flowing transitions, an 80/20 knifed rail at the front entry going to a harder square rail pretty quickly at the mid point and holding through the tail. I also gave it more rocker in the nose. Too bad I will probably never get a chance to see how this one works....
\nHand Board Porn:
\nFirst a couple comparing to my original design:
\nProfile shots:
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Nice work Erock! I am a good bodysurfer and can do torpedo spins and I use my inside hand to plane with, and I very seldom use fins on my feet. If I need fins for my feet to catch them, I usually paddle out on my surfboard. My question is do you need fins on your feet for these hand planes to work optimum? I have never used them before and have never seen any one use them, and am curious to their advantages, riding characteristics, and if you can swim into a wave easier. Do you use one or two at a time? Thanks.
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Dec 5, 2013, 03:13 PM
Thanks sisurfdogg!
\nI only use one and switch hands depending on what direction I'm going to go on a wave. In general, hand boards give you something to really push against to get your body contoured and pull your chest out of the water so there is less drag. I can tell a huge difference in mushier waves and they seem to help me hold better in the pocket in hollow waves-' + '-I can make way more barrel sections. I still like bodysurfing without a hand board, I just like hand boards more. However, they will make your arms sore after a long session pushing against them.
\nThey can be somewhat of an advantage swimming into a wave, but it takes the balance out of your paddling so there is some increased effort associated with it. You can use this to your advantage hooking into waves and setting your line once you get familiar with it.
\nI like using fins but they are by no means necessary. I use the Voit Duckfeet V-7's. I like being able to get into waves earlier and the extra control you get while riding the wave... it's all about maximizing the SLIDE!
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made a couple in wood shop a few years back.. toyed around with a couple different shapes this one i thought was pretty cool.. i call it.. the balloon
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Thanks Erock!
\nI am stoked to try one out. I'll PM you next payday to find out prices. I usually like the minimilist approach to body surfing ( baggies are very necessary!) but you are 100% right - it's all about maximizing the Slide!
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Great work! I love it when people ride waves in an unconventional way. Handplanes are sick in overhead victory-at-sea days too!
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I never saw this thread before but there's some nice work here guys. Keep the posts coming.
I've been trying out some designs with keels and fins. The red one is epoxied pine with glass-on fins and an old leash railguard as the strap. The blue horseshoe is still getting prepped for some pin lines and a 2nd color. I'll probably add leash plugs to anchor the strap...
Anyone here ever make a foam and wood one?
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Woman Made Bomb Threat at MIA to Get Her Baggage Back
Oksana Gerzon was running late and missed her flight at Miami International Airport last Thursday. Instead of accepting she'd be booked on a later flight, she decided she needed her already checked baggage right then and there. So she did the sensible thing, obviously. She made a bomb threat.
Gerzon, a 41-year-old resident of Fairlawn, New Jersey, was told at the gate that she'd be booked on a later flight, but told that her luggage would be traveling ahead of her.
According to NBC Miami, Gerzon didn't like that idea for some reason so she told staff that there was a bomb in her luggage. Gerzon was even given the chance to recant her statement, but determined to get her luggage back, she refused to.
It seems from the questions she asked she might have thought that the bomb scare would delay the flight, and she could still board. Or at the very least get the bag back.
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"Gerzon continued and asked if they would allow the plane to take off without knowing if she had a bomb in her bag," reads the arrest affidavit.
Of course, the flight was delayed for 27 minutes while they checked her luggage. There was no bomb.
Gerzon however wasn't allowed to board. Instead she booked a ticket to jail on charges of reporting a false bomb threat and criminal mischief. Delta, the airline in question, was charged $2,862 for the flight delay.
We're pretty sure these are the first two rules of making sure you have a pleasant airport experience, and Gerzon broke both of them.
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Great recipe, Thanks. Easy to make and fun to eat. Made it for a Christmas office party and had many requests for the recipe. The name is fun too
OK, this is the new holiday staple in our house! Easy and fantastic. Our daughter delcared it the "best thing I've ever eaten in my life." High praise for such a great recipe! We've renamed it a more "PC" name -- Jingle Jumble. Thanks for the great recipe, s'kat!
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A fun treat for a special occasion - I added some white raisins. Trouble is, it's very addictive, and therefore will add on the pounds.
The name caught my attention, but the taste makes it a keeper. A wonderful addition to my cookie tray! I had a neighbor next door that used to make and share this every year and I just loved it! But no matter how I asked, she would not share the recipe! I was so tickled when I found this. I see why she kept it a secret though, it is so easy. I cant melt chocolate in my microwave because I always scorch it, so I greased a big pot and melted them on the stove, very easy. Clean up tip.. use very hot water to re-melt the chocolate!
Great recipe here, it was the hit of our Christmas trays. This was great not only for the end result, but it's so easy to put together. I zapped the chocolate in the microwave, and literally threw this together in less than 5 minutes. I accidently got peanut M&M's, but that only added to the crunch. Everyone I gave this to requested the recipe! Thanks for a keeper!
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Grace Woodruff doesn't back down from the challenges her family presents her. She is a strong woman, but also as vulnerable as the rest of us. It is she who leads her family, all of them more inclined to thwart her, some even turning their backs to her when Grace follows her conscience. Yet she isn't able to put away her feelings for her first love, which intrudes into her life time and time again. Rising to the problems each family member presents, learning along the way, Grace slowly comes to the point where she chooses her destiny and love.
Gossamer Wings was a gratifying read, a book I highly recommend.
Despite the abuse of her father, the emotional abandonment of her mother, and the unpredictability of her six sisters, stalwart Grace Woodruff keeps the family together through thick and thin. But all she really wants is her own family.
Gossamer Wings is a story of serious family issues, of love lost and love gained, of financial strife and crossing class lines. Ms. Whitfield brings amazing strength of character to Grace as well as depth of emotion to all characters--characters you're sad to leave at the end. I would recommend Gossamer Wings to anyone.
Grace Woodruff is struggling with a totally dysfunctional family. Abusive father, abandoned by her mother, she must deal with the headache of six lively sisters. Having dealt with six sisters myself I totally empathize with Grace! This takes so much from Grace's time and spirit, yet deep in her heart she yearns for a family of her own, the perfect family.
Once again, Whitfield gives such depth and emotion to Grace and her troubles. I also love that she creates the more "middle class" heroine and her struggles, giving the readers a fresh view into this period.
Whitfield just keeps impressing me and is a writer worth your attention.
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The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission has adopted a schedule of environmental costs for electric utilities evaluating and selecting resource options in all commission proceedings including resource-plan and certificate-of-need cases.
In each such case the utilities will be required to provide three cost analyses for each generation-option provided: one using the values at the low end of the range (see table), one using values at the high end of the range, and one reflecting "direct costs only" (i.e., using zero environmental externalities values).
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Portland General Electric Co., could not invoke "state action immunity" as protection against antitrust charges in a case involving the division of the Portland, Ore., market into exclusive service territories.
Columbia Steel Casting Co., a large industrial consumer of electric power in the city, had sued Portland General and another local utility, Pacific Power & Light Co., charging both companies with dividing the city's electric users among them in violation of federal antitrust laws.
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Prospects look good for cheaper, independent electrical power in Ontario. The market is forcing an end to the current impasse on energy policy. Reforms are apt to include "wholesale access," which should arrive in the province before the year is out. Otherwise, Ontario may lose jobs to neighboring provinces and states.
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