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April 3, 2020April 2, 2020 ~ Lens by Sarah

A couple watches the water from the rocks; 2017

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Scenes from midtown at night.

Pics from a weekend in Binghamton, NY! A shout out to a staple, Imagicka, which has been downtown for ages! They have been in this location, at 39 Court Street, for about 7 years. They carry so many different products: jewelry, incense, drums, statuettes, gemstones, hanging decorations. Great for gifts!!

Moosewood Restaurant

We are back home, but wanted to share some more snaps from our trip upstate! Here are the whirling waters of Buttermilk Falls in Ithaca, NY. A less challenging hike than Watkins Glen but still nice. I’m just thrilled the fall foliage was so beautiful! This park is popular I think in part because the waterfall is visible as you enter the park so it’s a great photo opp without the strenuous hike. Parking was $9 for the day.

A hike through Watkins Glen State Park, really majestic. The visitor center and facilities are helpful and accommodate the large crowds. Even off season during the week it was pretty crowded, but rightfully so as it is such a wonderful site. The pathway is stairs if you take the Gorge Trail. We took another route back which was much more easier to manage after a tiring climb. It really felt like being transported in time into an ancient forest.

This week I am visiting upstate New York. Had a lovely visit to @cornelluniversity @thejohnsonmuseum Herbert F. Johnson Art Museum which has some interesting exhibits and a nice permanent collection including Asian art on the 5th floor with spectacular views of Ithaca. It’s free to enter but if you drive you will have to pay for parking on campus. This is the first museum I’ve been to since last March and felt safe since it wasn’t crowded, especially during Cornell’s fall break and on a weekday.

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