Can you see The Pinnacle? That and Orabed Hill are northeast of Route 149 as it approaches Fort Ann.

Adams Boonville Buffalo Cape Vincent Clayton Gloversville Lowville Medina Northville Norwich Nyack Palmyra Piermont Rochester Rome Saratoga Schenectady Utica Walden Watertown Waterville Whitehall

New York City:  ~ Bronx Yankee Stadium  ~ Brooklyn  ~ Manhattan Central Park City College of New York High Line Roosevelt Island  ~ Queens Shea Stadium and World's Fair Pavilion  ~ Staten Island Staten Island Ferry  ~ NYC subway

Ashokan Reservoir Autumn 2011 Bear Mountain Bridge Binghamton Mets Catskill Mountains Croton Point Crown Point forts  ~ Samuel de Champlain Monument Essex County Fulton County and Broadalbin Great Sacandaga Lake Harriman State Park High Falls, Rochester Lake Champlain  ~ Lake Champlain Bridge Celebration, 5/19/12 Lake George and Ticonderoga Little Stony Point New Lebanon Shaker Village Niagara Falls Orient Beach The Palisades Raquette River Saugerties Lighthouse NY/NJ/PA tri-point

New York City is the Big Apple, so it's fitting that the rest of New York is apple-themed. However, even in New York I wouldn't expect to find a society of apple parer enthusiasts, let alone an international one. (Maybe there aren't enough people in one country alone.) You can't say "Now I've seen everything!" until you've seen an apple paring festival. This was at Fly Creek Cider Mill.

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