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Town of Minetto town dock. Power advertised, but not turned on. Orange on bridge behind us is setting sun on under side of bridge.
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Plaque on entrance to Fort Owsego. Pretty good summary of history.
Two Bears in travel mode, Penny at helm. Note that we have removed right hand cabnet door and replace with a 1/4 inch piece of plywood. See next photo for the change to "living mode".
Two Bears in "living" mode. The plywood sheet that covers the cabnet is now placed over the helm seat greatly expanding the work surface.
Town of Minetto town dock. Power advertised, but not turned on. Orange on bridge behind us is setting sun on under side of bridge.
"Low bridge, everybody down" is the song we've all learned in grammer school. This is one of the early bridges sold to a farmer when the barge canal was built. A flood damaged it and it was then salvaged by volunteers. It was rebuilt to display the first iron bridge in the world. Note the rocks on the abutment. It was built by heavy equipment by the volunteers. It does not have near the workmanship quality of the old hand done stone work.
Lots of water fowl, especially ducks and some were quite insistent that we feed them. We had only been tied up a few minutes when these fellows came for a hand out and were quite indignant when we sent them away.
Fairport, NY is quite a tourist town with a lift bridge, a street fair when we were there, and lots of little shops and food places. We spent the night with free power.
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Town of Minetto town dock. Power advertised, but not turned on. Orange on bridge behind us is setting sun on under side of bridge.

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Town of Minetto town dock. Power advertised, but not turned on. Orange on bridge behind us is setting sun on under side of bridge.
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Headed east, we spent our first night in a road side rest in Lolo Nat Forest. We were greeted by the sun and a horse group setting out on a trail. Good way to start a boat journey.
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