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…
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Liz Cornish and Jo Roy, Gourd Artists
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…
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The Finger Lakes Culinary Bounty
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…
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Keuka Views
Steve has been a part of Keuka Lake since his childhood. He has explored its many streams, gullies and incredible views. In fact, his…
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“Everybody needs beauty as well as bread.” – John Muir
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…
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The Vinifera Revolution
Those of us who live in the Finger Lakes region are well aware of its many attractions. Its natural beauty, rich history, cultural amenities,…
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A Place to Train the “Boots”
The Japanese sought to destroy a Navy and a nation on December 7, 1941, with a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, but what happened…
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Bicycling in the Bristol Hills
Across land once tamed and cultivated by the great Iroquois Confederacy, a wild and woolly event now courses each September – the Highlander. Part…
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Fall for Flavor on the Cayuga Wine Trail
Autumn in the Finger Lakes is a superb season to take in all the brilliance nature has to offer. The colorful palette of autumn…
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We received our Summer 2004 copy of Life in the Finger Lakes and are extremely pleased with the article you have included in your…
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