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View from the East porch - Ready to
plow |
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From the wood pile. Looking NE to Wildwood
Road |
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120 winters on this old house. |
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When the kids were home the driveway
provided good sledding.
Westerly wind drifts can be five feet
deep if not plowed frequently. |
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O'Malley Brook meanders across our
place. It has trout too. |
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Looking SW to the house. Linda's Christmas
present (new snowplow) |
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NW view across the Raquette
River to another part of Colton. |
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Shifting view a little to the right.
Back of the townhall (brick) on the
far side of the Raquette. Finish Line
Bar is perched on the island. |
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Wood smoke evident from Finish Line
Bar at edge of bridge
across the Raquette river. Looking
West |
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View from the same bridge. Shifting
right and looking North down river.
The hydro dam falls in distance on
left. Colton Fire House on right. |
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Finish Line Bar on left. Colton Town
Hall on right. |
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Now looking East. Same bridge. Same
stuff. Broader view. |
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Looking North: the Colton Zion Episcopal
Church.
(For all who are not at the Finish Line
Bar.) |
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On Rt.56 in Colton: Mr. Bruce
Ames pumping gas and some kid with
a snowmobile at Ames' General Store
(Now White's store ... yr. 2014) |
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Rt. 56 South - entering South Colton
- just past Sunday Rock. |
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In South Colton. At intersect of Windmill
Rd and Rt.56. Looking North. |
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Same spot - south view. Boyce's General
Store on the left.
Another bridge crossing of Raquette
River. |
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Our neighbor's house. An octagonal
house In a beautiful wooded sitting.
She travels in the winter. |
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A friend's camp on the bank of the
Higley
Flow (History) |
