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Camping on the water…<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n
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…backed up to Waterloo Harbor, off Gem Creek, on the Seneca River between Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake. So our “hang out in camp” times were quite pleasant! We are conveniently 10 minutes from downtown Seneca Falls. We had a “lazy day” in camp mid-week (see Gail’s view from her lounge chair above). We spent the other 4 days visiting National Park Sites<\/mark><\/strong>, the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge<\/mark><\/strong>, the It’s a Wonderful Life Museum<\/mark><\/strong> and the bridge that may have inspired Clarence’s jump into the ice cold water (Seneca Falls is sort of the Bedford Falls of the movie). We also visited a couple of old friends, Scott, an old RPI friend of Gail’s and Mitch, an old RPI\/RSE friend of Mark’s.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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