We've been in this area before, and we love it's beauty. The Finger Lakes were formed by a glacier. Seneca Lake is the deepest at 617 feet. The campground is closer to Cayuga Lake, which is 38 miles long and 435 feet deep. There are breathtaking views, as well as wineries every half mile or so. We've been to Syracuse where we visited the Erie Canal Museum. We were also in Ithaca, home of Cornell University and Ithaca College where Andy's sister Martha got her master's degree. We also visited the Farmer's Market there. Another feature of the northeast in general is all of the old buildings we see. This was evident in Syracuse where the Bank of America is an old building juxtaposed against the modern skyscrapers.
Taughannock Falls State Park
This waterfall eventually flows into Cayuga Lake
Farmer's Market Ithaca NY
Notice the chandelier in the market
My beautiful flowers from the Farmer's Market
Sunset over Seneca Lake
We have a few more days to enjoy this area before we head to Vermont and The Escapees Rally.
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