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Winter 2007 The Underground Railroad |
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Fall 2007 Plight of the White Deer |
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Summer 2007 |
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Spring 2007 |
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Winter 2006 |
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| Fall 2006 Passion, Patience and Persistence |
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| Summer 2006 On the Water Kristian S. Reynolds' portrayal of the blue treasure we all like to dip our toes into Keeping it Real The Genesee Country Village & Museum is the third largest living history museum in the United States by Stacy Majewicz What Do You Know About Farming? Get some linsight into what thousands of Finger Lakes farms are producing by Jim Ochterski A Bicycling Adventure on the Canalway Trail A family and friends tour the canal and learn a lot of history on the way By Cindy Ross |
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| Spring 2006 The Grand Canyon of the East Letchworth State Park celebrates its centennial By Deirdre Byrne The Ladies of the Lakes The Finger Lakes area has given rise to many notable women By James P. Hughes Coming Home to Paint The art of Bill Mowson Wetlands and Waterfowl The Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge – where wildlife comes first, but people are welcome too By Joy Underhill |
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| Winter 2005 Mosey on Down The Rockwell Museum of Western Art in Corning By Deirdre Byrne Is That a Potato House? Cobblestone buildings near Rochester By Sue Freeman Winners of the Fourth Annual Photo Contest Readers show us their best work Origins of the American Red Cross Volunteer organization founded by Clara Barton in Dansville By Chuck Lyons |
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| Fall 2005 Leave it to Beavers Getting to know North America’s largest rodent By John Adamski Up, Up and Away New York State Festival of Balloons By John Adamski Autumn Tour of Tioga County The Photographs of Cindy Ruggieri Esperanza Mansion The "hope" of Keuka Lake By Erin DiVincenzo |
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| Summer 2005 Step-by-step: The Genesee Valley Greenway Ninety miles of trail, from Rochester to North Cuba By Rich Gardner Eileen Collins: A World Above Elmira’s native astronaut is returning to space piloting the space shuttle Discovery By Jill Michaels Views from Above Photos that inspire a book Bumps and Octagons The legacy of Cohocton’s Orson S. Fowler By James P. Hughes |
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| Spring 2005 (no longer available) Starlit Nights on Gannett Hill A world-class observatory is located in our own back yard. By Ed Ribson and Eve Strella Forest in Sepia The photography of Doug McFarland Whitewater Kayaking...Here? The region is host to a surprising number of adventure paddlers. By Todd Miner, Cornell Outdoor Education Urban Falcons City-dwelling peregrine falcons enhance life in the Finger Lakes. By Ruth E. Thaler-Carter |
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| Winter 2004 Frozen Images The ice photographs of Ralph Thompson Open Sky and Open Road Glenn Curtiss and the museum that honors him By Kirk House 2004 Photo Contest Winners Riding the Sails of Tradition Boat builder Sterling Klinck of East Hill Gallery introduces us to his craft By Heather Merrell |
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| Fall 2004 The Vinifera Revolution European grapes are growing in the Finger Lakes By Grady Wells “Everybody Needs Beauty as Well as Bread” The Finger Lakes Land Trust protects open spaces By Brad Edmondson Keuka Views Photographer Steve Knapp gives us a tour The Finger Lakes Culinary Bounty Fresh food, fine wine, from right here By Jackie Perrin |
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| Summer 2004 (no longer available) Piped-in Music (The Real Kind) in Bristol Valley The story of a world-class pipe organ builder By Bruce Beardsley Remembering Roseland Memories of a park and its carousel By Joy Underhill Natural Inspiration The photography of Fred Bertram Looking at Glass from Every Angle The Corning Museum of Glass By David L. Pierce |
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| Spring 2004 Generations of Growth: Arboreta Enrich Life Amid the Lakes A collection of tree museums to visit By Michelle Buckstrup Anyone For Tewarrathon? Lacrosse makes an impact on today’s world of sports By Tina Manzer Photography for the Soule Roger Soule warms us with images of spring The Aurora Renaissance By Dariel Y. Curren First Light in the Finger Lakes Early morning photographs by Michael Venturino |
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| Winter 2003 Capturing the Winter Spirit The photography of Steve Chesler “Enlightened” Ithaca New York’s Gorges Oasis By Hal Smith Safe Haven The forgotten story of the Holocaust refugees at Fort Ontario By Joy Underhill Annual Photo Contest Winners The Finger Lakes seen through the lens |
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| Fall 2003 Fly Fishing in the Finger Lakes A challenging and rewarding sport By Steve Chesler New Respect for Ancient Trees Old growth forests do exist in the area By John Van Neil On Foot in the Finger Lakes Hills Traverse the southern region on marked trails By Irene Szabo Texture and Light The black-and-white photography of Fred Trumbore |
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| Summer 2003 Antique Boating in the Finger Lakes Vintage craft on display By Dick Sherwood The New York State Fair Still growing after 160 years By Don Pickard People of Keuka Lake Lisa Carp’s photography captures the personalities of area residents The Changing Course of New York’s Canals From pioneer trail to recreational waterway By Cheryl Longyear |
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| Spring 2003 From Sap to Sugar Area residents have a taste for tradition By Kristin Curtis Memorial Day Waterloo is the birthplace of one of America’s most patriotic holidays By Laurel C. Wemett Getting Along With Bears Black bears are expanding their territories into the woodlands of the southern Finger Lakes region By John Adamski Tompkins County Spring The photography of Richard Welchmand Harriet Sutherland |
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| Winter 2002/2003 Welcome to Bedford Falls...or is it Seneca Falls Movie buffs who love "It's a Wonderful Life" and small-town Bedford Falls should feel right at thome in this Finger Lakes village By James P. Hughes Darryl Abraham Sculptor, teacher, landscape designer, and Finger Lakes original By Leanna Landsmann The House that Smith Built Geneva's elegant Smith Opera House makes a comeback By Kevin Schoonover Photo Contest Winners Finger Lakes talent is proudly displayed |
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| Fall 2002 (no longer available) Reaping the Harvest Autumn is a time of high color, and a time for farmers to bring in their bountiful harvest By Peggy Haine Kristian S. Reynolds: A Panoramic Palette of Colors Kristian showcases beautiful fall scenery from his book, Finger Lakes Panoramas At Hom in the Finger Lakes: A Mark Twain Memoir The Great American author's connection to Elmira is deeply rooted James P. Hughes The Cohocton Tree-Sitters Sit in a tree for an entire weekend? In October? By Joy Underhill – Photographs by Vera Elyjiw |
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| Summer 2002 Movies Under the Finger Lakes Stars Drive-in movie theaters are surviving and even thriving from mid-April to Labor Day By Laurel C. Wemett Treasures of the Deep: Scuba Diving in the Finger Lakes You didn't have to go to the ocean to find sunken treasures and interesting aquatic wildlife By Joy Underhill and Greg Paul Paddling the Waterways of the Finger Lakes The area is ideal for kayaking and canoeing enthusiasts By Chris Sharman Bird's-Eye View Portraits of the lakes that will make your hear soar. By Life in the Finger Lakes contributing photograhers |
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| Spring 2002 Robert Gillespie: Auto Racing Artist Watkins Glen vintage racing is captured through Robert's nationally renowned paintings By Roger Soule Postmarked the Finger Lakes The Finger Lakes' rich history and scenic beauty are preserved through postcards By Laurel C. Wemett Spring's a-Bloomin'! An eye-popping flower pictorial By Life in the Finger Lakes contributing photograhers The Return of the River Otter This creature is once again swimming in the clear, unpolluted waters of Central New York Photographs and story by Bill Banaszewski Sidebars by John Van Neil |
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| Fall/Holiday 2001 The Spooktacular Finger Lakes Merely curious to spine-tingling stories By Laurel C. Wemett Derek Doefinger: Welcoming Waterfalls a fifteen year collection of exquisite photographs Whitetail Deer in New York Nowhere in this state is the whitetail deer more evident and observable than right here in the Finger Lakes By Len Lisenbee From Grapes to Wine The tradition on winemaking in the Finger Lakes runs as deep as the lakes themselves By Joy Underhill – Photographs by Roger Soule |
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| Summer 2001 (no longer available) Geological History and Glacial Formation of the Finger Lakes How the scenic beauty of the lakes region was created By Laurel C. Wemett A Visit for the Birds: Cornell's Sapsucker Woods An Internationally known center for the study and appreciation of birds By Allison Childs Wells Barns of the Finger Lakes A scenic pictorial By Life in the Finger Lakes contributing photograhers Ganondagan: A Bridge Between Yesterday and Today A visit takes you back 300 years By Joy Underhill – Photographs by Steve Chesler |
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