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Spring 2013

Trillium Tales
Flowers to family one generation at a time
by K. C. Fahy-Harvick

A Wild (life) Adventure
Montezuma Wetlands provide a unique experience for year-round volunteers
by Phillip Bonn

Photography Tips: Shooting Waterfalls and Gorges
Chris Murray, a professional photographer, gives advice for taking great shots

           
A Tribe Called Youth
The region’s premier youth wilderness survival program fosters lifelong relationships with the natural world
by Jon Ulrich

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Winter 2012

Weddings in the Finger Lakes
Area photographers share some of their favorite places to photograph couples

Back to the Future
One couple travels back in time by living in a 1950s-styled house
by Kay Thomas

Annual Photo Contest Winners
A new category adds to the interesting dynamic of the 11th annual contest

Sterling’s Renaissance Woman
The turn-of-the-century photographs of Edna Williams brings the area’s history to life
by June MacArthur

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Fall 2012

Stu Gallagher – Personal Landscapes
Colorful and eye-catching photographs by an artist who experiments with digital effects

Suiting Up On Sunday (Helmets Required)
Two men from the Finger Lakes soak in the golden days of autumn by participating in their favorite sport – historic motor racing.
By Connie Ann Kirk

A Bittersweet Bite
New flavors, unique breeds and strange weather shape this year’s apple harvest
Photos and story by Bill Wingell

Dan Nolan – Capturing Time
Award-winning photographer shows us how a picture is a time machine – a slice of a day gone by.

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Summer 2012

Soil is the Soul of the Finger Lakes
Trace back any thread of prosperity in our region, and you will inevitably find that our soil has played an important role.
By Jim Ochterski

Everything’s Coming Up Roses
People love roses. And nowhere is that more evident than at the E. M. Mills Memorial Rose Garden, located near Syracuse University at the west entrance to Thornden Park.
Photos and story Rich Finzer

Angelic Reflections
Photographer Amy Argona captures moments in time that she just can’t keep to herself

The Road to London:
2012 Olympic Hopefuls from Your Hometown
This summer, some of our very own will be crossing the Pond to compete at the top level of athleticism with some of the world’s best.
By Hannah Kallet

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Travel Guide 2012

Experience Artistic Energy on Finger Lakes Art Trails
A unique opportunity to explore the creative side of the region – grab a brochure and map, and follow the open-studio art trails
By Kay Thomas

Roaming Route 89
Traveling along Cayuga Lake's western shore reveals beautiful scenery and points of interest
Photos and story Kristian S. Reynolds

Studying the Classics
Skaneateles is hosting its 34th annual Antique and Classic Boat Show
By Dick Sherwood

Finger Lakes Sublime
Landscape photographer Chris Murray showcases some of his favorite locations

Various Daytrips

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Spring 2012

Roads Less Traveled
Get off the beaten path and travel pathways featuring unique scenes and unforgettable views
Story and photos Michael Venturino

Spring is Gorgeous in Ithaca
The Ithaca Festival embodies the uniqueness of this beautiful and quirky city
Story and photos Kristian S. Reynolds

Daffodil Daze
A hillside in Candor explodes with a brightness of color each spring
Story and photos Cindy Ruggieri

A Serene Scene
Mute swans reside on the grounds of the Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic, enhancing the well-being of patients
Story by John Galati and Marjorie Morris

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Winter 2011

Weddings in the Finger Lakes
Make your wedding yours

The Tenth Annual Photo Contest
After a decade of photography submissions, the quality of readers’ photographs remains at a high level

Let it Snow
In the snow belt, winter is tough, and we usually receive more snow than we’ve got places to put it

The Enchantment of Green Lakes
Shrouded in mist and mystery, these deep pothole lakes are unique for having two layers of water, which do not intermix

Forward Thinking – Penn Yan’s Successful SkylArc Studios
What makes the studio unique is that it is a facet of the Arc of Yates organization.

Fall 2011

A Year in the Life of a Whitetail Buck
Noted photographer Charles Alsheimer chronicles the life of a buck living in a region of the Finger Lakes that is off-limits to hunters

Farm to Market
Finger Lakes area farmers and winemakers are making a big impact in the Big Apple through greenmarkets
Story and photos Bill Wingell

Tin Can Tourists
In September, Sampson State Park hosts the fourth annual rally of vintage campers
Story and photos Mark Oros

Boiceville Cottages U.S.A.
Visit a collection of storybook cottages built by a Dryden-based contractor known for his imposing residential projects throughout the Finger Lakes.
Story and photos Bill Wingell

Autumn Splendor
Photographer Bonnie Gustin’s interpretation of autumn in the Finger Lakes

Summer 2011

Back From the Brink
This summer, the Finger Lakes Museum will proudly launch a three-part program that tells the “back from the brink” stories of Canadice and Hemlock Lakes.
By Michele Howland Banaszewski and Bill Banaszewski

A Road Well Traveled
Routes 5 and 20 give travelers a taste of Americana
Photos and story Kristian S. Reynolds

Good Things Come in Threes
Phillip Bonn, Shari Stratton and Cindy Ruggieri are three photographers showcasing their unique interpretaion of summer in the Finger Lakes

Watkins Glen
Fast cars, falling water and fine wines are just the beginning.
Compiled by Anya Harris

Spring 2011

Llamas and Landscapes
A Tully couple takes clients on woodland treks with their favorite animals
By James P. Hughes

Alive!
Native flowering hardwoods show their true colors in the springtime
By Rich Finzer

Higher Education in the Finger Lakes
• It’s never too late to learn
• General contact information

Simple Pleasures
Hanford Farms, a private park near Marcellus, is available to the public to enjoy its beauty once a year
By Craig and Mary Humphrey

Dear Friend Amelia – One Union Soldier’s Letters Home
A new book by Tompkins County historians presents a narrative of the Civil War from a regional perspective
By Ronald E. Ostman and Harry Littell

Salamander Rain
Amphibians of all sorts take advantage of warm, wet spring nights
By Phillip Bonn

Winter 2010

Weddings in the Finger Lakes
• Brides just want to have fun
• A tale of two weddings

A Labor of Love
A stunning book of early photography was published this year thanks to the talents of some local professionals
By Bill Wingell, Ronald E. Ostman and Harry Littell

Dream Weaver
Master weaver Clara Rose Thomas of Baldwinsville can be considered a national treasure
By Rich Finzer

Rx for Winter Blues
The snow is here to stay – enjoy life by getting out into the white stuff and playing
By Kristian S. Reynolds

The Ninth Annual Photo Contest
Presenting the winners

Fall 2010

Autumn – A Second Spring
French philosopher Albert Camus described autumn as “a second spring when every leaf is a flower”
By Bill Banaszewski

“Mighty Queens” Making a Big Impact on Readers
Syndicated advice columnist Amy Dickinson’s best-selling memoir highlights Freeville
By Bill Wingell

“It’s a Butterflies-in-your-Stomach Feeling”
Come and explore the Bahar Nature Preserve and Carpenter's Falls Unique Area, but be careful on the treacherous trails
By Phillip Bonn

Sample the Wares, Savor the Tastes at the Windmill
The farm and craft market between Penn Yan and Dundee is becoming a tourism destination
By Jim Hughes

Summer 2010

Horses In My Dreams
Trailriding the fields and forests near Burdett
By Mindy B. Arledge

Brian, Phil and Jim’s Excellent Adventure!
Dipping their toes into all 11 Finger Lakes in one day
By James P. Hughes

For Love of Cars
An infatuation with automobiles turns into various professions
By Kimberly Price

The Photography of Adam baker
He seeks to capture the rare moments when the
elements combine to form a unique glimpse of light and time

Spring 2010

MacKenzie-Childs Put a Twist on Tradition
The elegant, hand-crafted lines produced in Aurora ar known for their distinctive designs, vibrant colors and overlaying patterns
by Kimberly Price

Bluebell Island
A fairyland of vibrant blue blossoms blankets the woodlands
by Joy Underhill

More than Maple
The quaint village of Marathon holds its annual maple festival
by Kristian S. Reynolds

A Maple Sugaring March
An annual rite of passage into spring
by Malcolm MacKenzie

Higher Education in the Finger Lakes

Nature's Orchestra: A Celebration of Birdsong
A wild bird's concert greets us in the spring
by Marie Read

Winter 2009

The Eighth Annual Photo Contest
Another banner year of photography submissions brings a new batch of winners

Reflections of a Rural Schoolteacher
A trip back in time to Mendon Rural School 7
By Michele Howland Banaszewski

Pictorial: A Keuka Winter
Photographer Steve Knapp presents views of the lake during winter

Weddings in the Finger Lakes click on advertisers to visit their websites
Put Your Best Face Foward
Music That Sets the Tone
Preserve Your Day With Perfect Pictures
Cutting-Edge Cakes
Timing is Everything

A Cut Above
A brief glimpse at a country sawmill
By Rich Finzer

They Relish the Research
The ladies of the Waterloo Research Club enjoy any excuse to dig into a good topic
By Tina Manzer

Fall 2009

Canoes and Kayaks on Canadice
Canadice Lake may be the smallest of the eleven Finger Lakes, but it has a huge wild presence
By Michael Venturino

To Market, To Market
Thriving Ithaca attraction makes for a fun – and healthy – place to visit
By Bill Wingell

Raise High the Roofbeam, Carpenters
Well-built timberframe homes bring the feel of your rustic, nature-oriented vacation into your everyday life
By Kimberly Price

Frosty Mornings
The photography of Frank Muller

Lafayette Apple Festival
People flock to a festival that resonates with the feelings of an old-time country fair
By Kristian S. Reynolds

Summer 2009

The Seneca Amon the Finger Lakes
A brief tour of heritage attractions
By Carol White Llewellyn

Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historical Park
A picturesque stroll through Canandaigua's special gardens

A Perfect Day for Sailing
Photographer George Cannon takes us on a day's outing on Seneca Lake

Getting the Scoop
There's something about ice cream that appeals to just about everyone
By Cindy Ruggieri

Spring 2009

Salvaging the Past
Ithaca's Significant Elements is crammed with vintage hardware and home furnishings
by Nina Boutsikaris

Cumming Nature Center
A Bristol Hills retreat welcomes spring with maple sugar
by Ron and Collette Stochl

ECO: An Environment of Learning
The Macus Whitman Central School District offers a unique choice that provides students with an experiential curriculum rather than the typical classroom fare
by Malcolm MacKenzie

Spring Woodlands
The photography and thoughts of Mindy Arledge

Winter 2008

Down-home Bard,
Finger Lakes Great, Arch Merrill
Looking at the life of a gifted storyteller
By James P. Hughes

Winter Waterfowl of the Finger Lakes
These “snowbirds” migrate from the north country to rest and feed upon this region’s winter waters
Photos and story by Bill Banaszewski

Big Changes for a Big-Hearted Family
“Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” comes to Geneva
By Kimberly Price

The Seventh Annual Photo Contest
Increasing interest from readers brings record numbers of photography submissions

Fall 2008
(no longer available)

EcoVillage at Ithaca
A community bound by ideals
Story and photos by Bill Wingell

One Moment in Time
The nature photography of Gina Prusinowski

From the Brink of Extinction
The bald eagle is back in New York State
By John Adamski

Martin A. Poole: At Home in the Finger Lakes
Corning artist captures the landscape with stunning oil paintings
By Anya Harris

Summer 2008

A Finger Lakes Museum Proposal: Update
History in the making
By John Adamski

Ithaca’s First Scottish Festival Takes Shape
Bagpipe players, dancers and athletes will gather to compete at the Pinecreek Campground
By Kari Anderson

Through the Lens of Den Linnehan
From his book The Finger Lakes: Natures Beauty
Photography by Den Linnehan

Togas, Tastings and Treats at the Finger Lakes Wine Festival
In mid-July, over 80 of New York state’s finest wineries will converge at the Watkins Glen International Raceway
By Kristian S. Reynolds

The Many Lives of Hiawatha Island
This 112-acre patch of land in the Susquehanna River between Owego and Apalachin, has a long and colorful history that goes back nearly 240 years
By Bill Wingell

Spring 2008

A Finger Lakes Museum Proposal
Showered with ideas about a
Finger Lakes Cultural and Natural History Museum
By John Adamski

Suffragist Cities
The author takes her teenage children on a tour of Women’s Rights landmarks
By Cindy Ross

Raindrop World
Closeup photos of water droplets depict beauty on a micro level
Photography by Lindsay Adler

Hot Spots for Birding on Lake Ontario’s Shores
No season surpasses spring for premium
bird watching in the Finger Lakes
By Susan Peterson Gateley

The Battle Over Newtown Battlefield
Preservation of the historic site may be a controversial issue with local landowners
Photos and story Bill Wingell

Three Falls Woods
A hidden jewel of waterfalls and nature near Manlius is revealed
Story and photos by Phillip Bonn

Winter 2007
(no longer available)

The Underground Railroad
The author visits the Finger Lakes-area stops in Syracuse, Auburn and Elmira
By Cindy Ross

Solid Ground
As rumors circulate about developing the watersheds surrounding Hemlock and Canadice Lakes, Rochester officials affirm their plans for preservation
By John Adamski

Photo Contest Winners
Excellent photos grace the pages of the sixth annual photo competition

Classic
Greek revival houses of the Finger Lakes
By Alta E. Boyer

Harps Reach the Mainstream
Whether they are used for therapy or concerts, harps are becoming a popular musical instrument
By Kari Anderson

Fall 2007
(no longer available)

Plight of the White Deer
An agreement between industrial developers and
environmentalists is good news for a rare herd of deer
By John Adamski

The Revival of the State
Downtown Ithaca was once home to 17 theatres. Now there is only one left: the charming State Theatre on West State Street
By Stacy Majewicz

What’s the Crush?
Ah, the life of a winery owner. It’s a tough, tough job. Especially when it’s time to “crush”
Story and photos by Kristian S. Reynolds

Healthy, Delicious & Oh, So Sweet
Geneva leads the nation in developing new varieties
of European plums
By Paul Grebinger and Jay Freer

Pictorial: A Sort of Homecoming
The fine art photography of Larry Blair

Summer 2007
(no longer available)

Porches of Penn Yan
The front porch is still an emblem of welcome, representing a time when people would stop to sit a spell and talk.
Photos and story by Darlene Bordwell

The Joy of Geo-caching
An activity that provides opportunities to learn about the environment and geometry, while discovering treasures.
By JulieAnn Krajci

Armory Square
Big city splendor in Syracuse, without the big city.
Photos and story by James P. Hughes

Get Away to Owego
This historic southern Finger Lakes
village is a great place to dine and shop.
Photos and story by Bill Wingell

All Aboard for a Crazy Cardboard Boat Race
Watkins Glen Waterfront Festival
attracts thousands of fans each June.
By Michelle R. LaDue

Spring 2007
(no longer available)

When Lake Boats Ruled Our Waves
At one time getting from one place to
another on Seneca Lake required a boat
By Alta E. Boyer

The Colors of Spring
The time of year when the world around
us awakens from a deep winter slumber
By Cindy Ruggieri

Valley of Dreams
The Muller Field Station at the south end of Honeoye Lake
By John Adamski

Glaciers and Giants
An exhibit at the Rochester Museum
and Science Center preserves a piece of local history
By Laurel C. Wemett

Winter 2006
(no longer available)

Winter Food for Wild Birds
What do our resident birds and winter migrants find to eat during the bleak winter months?
By Karen English and James Engel

They Shoe Horses, Don't They?
A farrier in western and central New York must be intrepid and impervious to cold.
By Steve Wilson

Photo Contest Winners
The fifth annual competition's best photos

The Spirit of Winter
Winter is a special time to get out and enjoy crisp sunny days and magical moonlit nights.
By Kristian S. Reynolds

Fall 2006

Passion, Patience and Persistence
The photographs of Nigel P. Kent

Coyotes Come Calling
Canis latrans, the Eastern Coyote,
is the Empire State’s top predator
By John Adamski

Hilltops, Hogbacks and Hollows
Mountain biking in the Finger Lakes
ByTodd Miner

A Journey in Architecture
Photography book celebrates area’s
most treasured buildings and landscapes

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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