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Lake George, NY Breakfast run


JohnD1956

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Well, yesterday was just a Super day in my little corner of the earth. So Granny's 70 Skylark and I went out for breakfast. Roughly a 90 mile round trip via the road less traveled...

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All systems go:

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A part of the upper Hudson River hiding in plain sight.

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And a little side trip to Hadley, NY which most NY'ers never even heard of:

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Hadley is home to this last century Parabolic Bridge, said to be the last one in New York State:

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Here's the view from the center, and yes, that railroad bridge is still in use:

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Back on the road, a typical small town business:

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Over that hill:

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And through the woods:

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Through Lake George Village:

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To Grandma's house we went:

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And on the way back we stopped at a home garden to take these:

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This was the first significant trip for the 56 in too many years. It was a great confidence builder for future National Meet runs.

ps: Later after this trip I finally listened to what I was told and opend my idle mixture screws 3/4 turn each, which has now eliminated my off idle stumble. Wish I did that before this trip but, Wednesday is another opportunity to test that action.

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Guest BigDogDaddy

I Love the 56, and the scenery ! But I'm a bit cornfused. You mentioned taking Granny's 70 Skylark out for breakfast. I don't sees no 70 Skylark in the pics. Did I miss something ? :D

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Cool John. Very Cool.

I haven't been to Lake George in over 10 years.

I can still remember one of our family vacations there as a kid. My parents took my twin brother and I up in our 1964 Wildcat.

I will never forget that trip or that Buick. Both great memories.

Still remember the visit to Fort Ticonderoga also.

Great photos John. Thanks for posting.

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