Urban Decay – Dead Horse Bay

Disclaimer: There are no dead horses at dead horse bay (anymore).

I skated/walked to Dead Horse Bay from Sheepshead Bay (there are no sheepheads there either), partly because I was curious about the glasses at Dead Horse Bay, and partly because I wanted to see if I could skate 8 miles, because there are a couple of abandoned places on Staten Island that I want to go to, but are 3-7 miles away from public transportation.

If you’re interested in Dead Horse Bay’s history – NYTimes’ FAQ on Dead Horse Bay from 1999.

And if you really like old bottles/beach treasure hunting, head on over.  The quarter-mile of beach to the west of Marina Parkway bridge is filled with glasses (both broken and intact bottles), although if you’re looking for sea glass, you might be out of luck.
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