Yes, it’s January.
The grounds around the Salt Museum in Onondaga Lake Park look tranquil in January, for sure.
Let the Salt Museum grounds settle for the winter
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It looks beautiful, Mark. And perfectly salty too. I love museums of any kind.
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I got to see a nice tour and demonstrations inside as part of my job at the library and was quite delighted, Karla.
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That’s fantastic, Mark. I’m a history, and book, nut. It’s these times we can appreciate the great things the world offers.
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so serene. this could be an interesting one –
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It’s quite cool inside, too, Beth!
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There’s an odd beauty in the quiet, even though I’m sure we’d all welcome a little more activity right about now . . .
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Yes, we are looking forward to the someday, Kay.
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Salt Potatoes! I searched this museum to find out more and found an awesome video from PBS that details the significance of the salt industry in Syracuse. Interesting! Beautiful picture, Mark. Take good care bro.
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Syracuse’s nickname is the Salt City, Sandra! It is quite a history for sure. Thanks for looking into us, Sis.
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A seasoning museum! I get it, Mark (´∇ﾉ｀*)ノ
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It’s not open this season, though, Patricia!
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