On the canal bicycle path, to the right is the shipping lane. To the left
is Montreal and the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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Stories, thoughts and pictures from this side of the handlebars.
Stories, thoughts and pictures from this side of the handlebars.
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- Leaving New York (for the last time) Friday, June ...
- Poncho Libre
- Lewiston-Queenston Crossing
- Lockport Locks
- The Big Apple
- The Dusty Trail
- Our Hosts in Churchville
- Brockport, NY
- Art On The Waterfront
- Ontario Beach Carousel
- Touring Cyclists
- Fly By Night Cookies
- Sundog Sighting
- Henderson Harbor
- Limerick, NY
- Leaving Ontario
- Riding with a newly-minted PE
- General Delivery Correction
- Welcome (back) to New York!
- An Extra Day at the Falls
- Niagara Falls!
- The Dusty Trail to Lockport
- Play Day, Party NIght!
- Bless the Librarians of Sodus
- Texas? Mexico? Where are we?
- International Travel
- Square Puck
- Don Cherry
- Is it Hockey?
- Father's Day
- Buck
- Ships Anchor Inn B&B
- Thousand Island Parkway
- Eaux Canada
- Quick Note From Ontario
- Ontario Welcomes Us
- Quebec Beer
- Lachine Lock
- Lachine Canal Path
- Chinatown
- University B&B
- Lunch at the Quays
- Entering Montreal
- Shipping Lane
- Parc Promenade
- Quebec Crossing
- 2K!
- Oestward Heaux!
- Bon Jour!
- Southern Quebec, Y'all
- 2k!
- Vermont!, or, Leaving New York (for the first time)
- Jesse & Barb Dayton (& Loni)
- The Falls at Ticonderoga
- The Falls at Ticonderoga
- The Falls at Ticonderoga
- Adirondack Park
- Doubleday Field
- The drive to Whitehall
- Doubleday Field
- Freeloader
- More unexpected delights
- Nor'easter in New York
- Take Me Out To The Ballgame!
- Pelotons
- Good things come to those who wait . . .
- Another Rain Delay
- Rained Out!
- Italian Garden at Hyde Park
- The Roosevelt's Neighbors
- A moment with Eleanor & Franklin
- Hobnobbing at Hyde Park
- Poughkeepsie, NY
- Traffic on the Hudson
- Help is Near!
- Shawangunk River Bridge
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1 comment:
This scene is reminiscent of Monet's "Argenteuil", I think.
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