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The view of the Saranac River from our camping spot behind the firehouse in Morrisonville
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Our impromptu hosts for the evening in Saranac Lake, Allen & Ann, with dog Runa
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One of the innumerable lakes in the Adirondacks
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One of the innumerable lakes in the Adirondacks
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The roads through Adirondack Park were long, lonely, and steep
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The hillsides were a mix of fall color, evergreen, and bare branches
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A view of Blue Mountain peak and lake
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A view of Blue Mountain peak, lake, and beach
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A view down the lonely (but beautiful) roads of Adirondack Park
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The majestic (if unusual) home of our host in Rome, Phil Sanzone
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A field of (soy?)beans and fall foliage in Central New York
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The beans themselves
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A view of the rolling farmlands of Central New York
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En route to the Geographic Center of New York
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Wind generators overlooking the Geographic Center of New York
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The barn, silos, and farmhouse of Brian Stolarczyk the steward of the Geographic Center of New York
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We made it! The Geographic Center of New York
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I always knew Laura was a tree-hugger
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Fallen foliage near the Geographic Center of New York
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Harvested corn, then a hay field, then the woods that contain the Geographic Center of New York
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Brian Stolarczyk, dairy farmer and steward of the Geographic Center of New York
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Brian's home
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The wonderful, welcoming home of Joell Szachara, rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal church in New Hartford
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The church sign and rectory
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Joell & Laura
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The grounds of the Katiri Shrine in Fonda
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A statue of the Katiri
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Sign that lured us to the shrine
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The shrine was upstairs, a Native American museum downstairs
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The Albany skyline
