Fall 2004

FALL 2004

Local Taxidermist Takes Skills to Taiwan

Learning the arcane art of taxidermy has led Larry and Janet Clingerman and their daughter Brenda Spencer down a life path with some unexpected…

A dried, hard-shell gourd is one of Mother Nature’s ugly ducklings. Once cleaned and decorated, it can be a beautiful work of art reminiscent…

Ripe red cherries, crisp chard, and cheese made from the milk of goats pastured on sweet Timothy grass are chef Debra Whiting’s inspiration for…

You’re on the shore of a large pond surrounded by mature trees on a beautiful, crisp morning. There are no sounds except for birdsongs…

Those of us who live in the Finger Lakes region are well aware of its many attractions. Its natural beauty, rich history, cultural amenities,…

The Japanese sought to destroy a Navy and a nation on December 7, 1941, with a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, but what happened…

Across land once tamed and cultivated by the great Iroquois Confederacy, a wild and woolly event now courses each September – the Highlander. Part…

Autumn in the Finger Lakes is a superb season to take in all the brilliance nature has to offer. The colorful palette of autumn…

We received our Summer 2004 copy of Life in the Finger Lakes and are extremely pleased with the article you have included in your…