The Erie Canal bike path.
Medina New York July 16 Dave Miller and his wife Gail prepared a lovely dinner for us with other guests who are active in the local Habitat for Humanity Affiliate. Dave is president and Maureen( Maureen Hungerford is the lady that let us spend the night at her home in Medina. Thanks you Maureen it was my pleasure to have got to spend time with you. )is the Volunteer Coordinator.
www.shirtfactorycafe.com see the Gallery.... In Medina (MeDYna) we were met by Dave Miller who led us on his bicycle through the old downtown which dates from 1823, along with the Erie Canal. Dave treated us to cold drinks at the renovated Shirt Factory Cafe. Maureen Hungerford also joined us in town.
In Medina (MeDYna) New York along with the Erie Canal Carol, Pam and Barbara
After a few miles I was on the Erie Canal Towpath. This was refreshingly quiet with calm water and no traffic . I stopped at a tall bridge to watch some boys who were ignoring the no trespassing signs to climb up to the top and jump into the canal. I warned them that I didn't think this is what they should be doing I sure wouldn't do it, as I stood there with my camera to capture the moment they jumped in. I have a sport motion on my camera. Was I encouraging their delinquent behavior?
In Medina (MeDYna) New York along with the Erie Canal Carol, Pam and Barbara
After a few miles I was on the Erie Canal Towpath. This was refreshingly quiet with calm water and no traffic . I stopped at a tall bridge to watch some boys who were ignoring the no trespassing signs to climb up to the top and jump into the canal. I warned them that I didn't think this is what they should be doing I sure wouldn't do it, as I stood there with my camera to capture the moment they jumped in. I have a sport motion on my camera. Was I encouraging their delinquent behavior?
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