Stop 12, Addendum

 We had a fabulous time reconnecting with Sue Tantalo, her husband Dan, as well as fellow Canada Lake residents Rob and Lydia.  We rode with Rob and Lydia in Tucson a couple of years back on Bubba's TASA ride.  On what was our only sunny day during our week long stay in the Adirondack Park, we got in a fun, social ride and managed to have a stop for refreshments as Rob willingly hauled a trailer fully of beverages, as well as tables and chairs.

We left Caroga Lake on Sunday the 11th of June and drove to Cranberry Lake.  Along the was we stopped at the Adirondack Experience Museum in Blue Mountain Lake.  This was an interesting stop and we gained some insights into the various ways that residents and visitors view and envision the Park.  It is truly a unique area.  I had no real idea of what the Park was like, and I've only scratched the surface.


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