Other States

Exploring various other places outside of New York State, including Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Massachusetts.

Bellows Falls, Vermont

Through every season, Bellows Falls and Rockingham are beautiful. Visitors can find new favorite restaurants and shops, take advantage of our picturesque views of the Connecticut River and Fall Mountain and enjoy our easy walks through the Village and hiking and biking trails that are being built on our surrounding mountains.  History meets the present in our shops in the downtown square, the old mill buildings, the river's beauty and power, and in the Great Falls and the Victorian homes that add charm to our walkable downtown. The first bridge to be built anywhere on the 410-mile long Connecticut River was across the narrow Bellows Falls gorge. Today the downtown district still has some of the look of the 19th century and the feel of the mid 20th. But beneath that look, it is a town that embraces everything new. Arts and culture abound, with a restored Opera House showing first run and classic movies and live entertainment. Nationally known musicians appear regularly in town, and the Vermont Symphony Orchestra performs here several times a year. https://www.vermontvacation.com/explore-vermont/historic-downtowns/bellows-falls

Farm Near Potash Bay

Exploring the back roads of Vermont near Goodrich Corners and West Addison. In the background is Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains and lands around Westport.

Taken on Sunday March 26, 2006 at Addison County, VT.

Between Ormsby and Smethport You Loose About 500 feet Elevation

Ormsby is located at the edge of Allegheny Plateau and the Long Level is at 2,100 feet elevation while the farm on the right, located on the outskirts of Smethport is about 1,600 feet. It is a pretty good drop into the gorge along PA 59, although at least the road is relatively straight and wide.

Farm Field

The land around here sure is flat compared to the Adirondacks rising starkely on the other side of the lake.

Taken on Sunday March 26, 2006 at Addison County, VT.

Roxbury Flat

Roxbury Flat is a small, rural community along the White River, nestled between the Green Mountains and Roxbury State Forest.