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A Spring Hike at Hi Tor
The weather in the Finger Lakes right now is just beautiful, with sun-filled days and comfortable temperatures. Just two weeks ago, my family and I hiked at Hi Tor Wildlife Management Area at Conklin Gully near Naples. That morning the temperatures were cold enough for snow to fall and stay on the ground and on trees at higher elevations. It made for dramatic scenic views.
–Mark Stash
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Showered
With Ideas:
A Finger Lakes
Museum Proposal
By John Adamski
What do you think about a Finger Lakes Cultural and Natural History Museum? Read More
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The river otter display at The Wild Center in Tupper Lake
Photo by Bill Banaszewski
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My Own Words
by Mark Stash
First Things
This spring, Life in the Finger Lakes magazine is involved in a series of exciting “firsts.” As you may have read in previous issues, we’re sponsoring the first ever Finger Lakes Show, being held May 2 through 4 at the Fair and Expo Center in Henrietta.
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Illustration by Mark Stash
Hot Spots for Birding on Lake Ontario's Shores
By Susan Peterson Gateley
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Illustration by Darryl Abraham
About Forsythia
Advice from Doc and Katy
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Throughout 2008, “Gardening” will present material originally written by George “Doc” and Katy Abraham, the beloved husband-and-wife gardening team who offered advice to amateurs and experts for over 50 years.
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Click here for information from Doc and Katy about taking care of lilacs |
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Just east of Elmira and adjacent to Route 17 (soon to be Interstate 86), a granite monument tops a hill overlooking the scenic Chemung Valley. It commemorates the Revolutionary War Battle of Newtown, when Major General John Sullivan led an expedition against Britain’s Native American allies in western
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The Battle Over Newtown Battlefield
Photos and story Bill Wingell |
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Farmland to Forest
Part 1 – In the Beginning
Photos and story by Bill Banaszewski
This is part one of a four-part story about the land surrounding the Finger Lakes and the wildlife and people who inhabited it. Read More |
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