I believe it.
The text suggestion was to meet at their house and be ready for a car ride to Oswego so George Two could point out cool sights for this blog.
The father of terrific daughter Elisabeth’s George Three spent a great amount of his professional life as a surveyor walking properties in that area, so he was familiar with plenty of interesting spots, he and the kids said.
Easy sell.
And when I arrived for a start-up chat in the living room and a great greeting from friendly family dogs Bailey and Eenie, I got the news Sue was joining us.
I settled into George’s passenger seat, ready for an interesting day of shooting the bull and learning about our Central New York.
George hoped the Amagansett Reds would be swimming for me on the Oswego River so he pulled in to the ready rest stop.
Watching the River roll.
No ducks were out on this chilly mid-February Thursday, but I did get this capture of the Oswego River flowing north, one of the few that goes in that direction, according to my guide George.
You’ll find posts from our trip through this week. I hope you’ll enjoy!
Mark Bialczak 
Road Trip! I usually have a bag of Cheetos with me, good America Road Trip food!
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Happy Mardis Gras, David!
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Nothing like a fun day out with family!
Loving the photos!
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Thank you, Nance, for jumping into the ride share!
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We saw this area in New York. It definitely caught my eye. Anita
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I’m glad you got to see it for yourself, Anita!
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Now I have to be sure to check in every day instead of my usual once in a while. Great photos so far, especially the river. I’m just a land based river rat I think. Being on the banks of the Ohio, which incidentally flows the normal East to West as far as the Mississippi River from origination in Pennsylvania, I have always loved rivers. I also love road trips even though those are now few and far between. Great times ahead travelling with you.
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I hope you appreciate what I’m posting from our great drive, sis Angie!
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So many things to see off the ‘tourist’ track. Perhaps even some new little cafe along the riverside??
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Well, spoiler alert ladysighs: We started our trip with lunch at a great diner, but I decided to make it my last post of the series …
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really pretty there and I can’t wait to see what else you discovered
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Thanks, Beth! It was an enlightening day for me. I can still learn.
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