Stop 11, Little Falls, NY, the Adirondack Mountains

While driving from Glimmer Glass State Park after a one night campout, we were driving toward Little Falls, NY.  At 15 I had a brief, summer romance with a girl from Little Falls named Lori George.  We meet at Sandpipers Trace campground at Cape Hatteras, so I figured I'd drop in and she how she was doing.  Frances found this hilarious.  En route, we came upon a golden domed Russian Orthodox monetary in the middle of the beautiful, rural countryside.  We plan a visit back this afternoon to visit the museum.

The oldest covered bridge in America is at Glimmerglass State Park.  It's a Burr arch design.

Meanwhile, we visited the library in Little Falls and I found a photo of her in the 1975 yearbook.  Asking around we learned that George is a common name.  The librarian told us that there is a George Lumber business in town and they may be able to answer questions about where she ended up.

After we leave this area we are off to the Adirondacks to meet with a cycling friend from our coast to coast days, Sue Tantalo, nee Doubleday who is related to Abner.