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Tag Archives: New York State
Beaver Lake Nature Center (near to Syracuse, NY)
Beaver Lake State Park is located a few miles from Baldwinsville, NY, which itself is only a short distance from Syracuse.
Posted in New York State, USA
Tagged acid loving plants, admission price, Baldwinsville, beaver lake, beaver lake nature center, boardwalk, bog, carnivore, Erythonium americanum, fen, glacial lake, growth patterns, hectic city life, hemlock, hemlock trail, light rain, moss, New York State, observation tower, Odocoileus virginianus, Pitcher Plant, Purple Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia purpurea, Spring buds, Syracuse, trout lily, Trout Lily Erythronium americanum, white trillium trilliium grandiflorum, White-Tailed Deer, White-tailed Deer Odocoileus virginianus, woody plant growth
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Baldwinsville, New York
This trip the weather was generally not the best (an understatement). Overcast, marginally above freezing, and every so often a bit of a short-lasting snow shower to break the monotony 🙂
Posted in New York State, USA
Tagged Baldwinsville, boating season, buoys, daffodils, dam, diversion structures, early spring, eire canal, Erie Lock # 24, Fire hydrant, First Baptist Curch of Baldwinsville, hydro station, locks United Methodist Church, New York State, New York State Canal, Orange fire hydrant, overcast, police department, Red Mill Inn, rushing water, seneca river, spring flowering bulbs, steel cables, Syracuse, tulips, village of baldwinsville, Wall mural, weir, weirs
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Christmas Lights, Cortland, New York
Christmas Lights, Cortland, New York I was traveling in Upper New York State’s finger lake district for a couple of days. At night, I wandered around a bit looking for lights to photograph. These ones I found on a hillside … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, USA
Tagged Christmas Lights, Cortland, lights, New York State, night, night photography, Radiation Oncology Building of Cortland, seasonal, x-mas, Xmas
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A lot of glass! – Corning, NY
Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York A lot of glass! – Corning, NY (Location) During our short loop south of the Finger Lakes in upstate New York, we visited the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York. It … Continue reading
Posted in Corning, New York State, USA
Tagged corning, demonstration, Glass, glass ball, glass blowing, glass breaking, glass Christmas tree, lamp, lamp shade, liquor flask, New York State, ornaments, pyrex
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Horseheads, New York
Horseheads, New York I had never been to Horseheads, New York and was intrigued by the name. We joined up with friends to travel to Horseheads, New York for supper at Simon’s, a Japanese-style restaurant where the meal is prepared … Continue reading
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Tagged Chemung Canal, Christmas, Horseheads, lights, New York State, night, night photography, Simon's
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Driving Snow – Cortland, NY to Ithaca, NY
Driving Snow – Cortland, NY to Ithaca, NY While the east coast of the United States was getting hammered by a winter snow storm, we were driving along in mixed sunshine conditions until we reached Cortland, NY and stopped for … Continue reading
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Tagged adverse weather, blowing snow, Cortland, drifting snow, driving, highway, Ithaca, New York State, road, snow, snow-covered highway, Upper New York State, weather
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Season’s Greetings
Season’s Greetings Starting up a website. www.megapixeltravel.com, with my son, Graeme, was one of the major milestones for the year. Graeme had been prodding me to think about a blog format for my photo postings for quite some time so … Continue reading
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Saranac Lake, New York State: Heading Home
Trivia question: Where did Faye Dunaway work while in Saranac Lake?–DEW DROP INN After an interesting time in the Lake Placid area, we were on our way back home when we decided to stop in Saranac Lake and take a … Continue reading
Porter Mountain, High Peaks Region, Adirondacks, New York State
The easiest way to access the summit of Porter Mountain is via the Cascade Mountain Trail. Approximately .3 miles from the summit of Cascade Mountain the trail to Porter Mountain branches off to the right drops down through a col … Continue reading