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"After 30 years, I saw my cousins on the Zimmerman side at a park on Oneida Lake. In the morning we drove through the neighborhood I grew up in and by as many schools I attended in Minoa, NY that are still standing. Livin' free and easy in Oneida. The house on Fyler Road in Kirkville where I lived from 1959 through 1969 A lot of big trees on the property have gotten even bigger in almost 40 years. East Syracuse Minoa Central High School looks much the same as when I attended in 1968-69. Not sure why the flag is at half mast This is sign is less than 38 years old. I sat frozen in these bleachers through many football games. The walkover bridge across the railroad tracks in downtown Minoa. Am thinking that this young guy didn't use the bridge. Railroad view from the bridge We made it to the other side. Central New York wit seen in a ice cream shop mens' room Part of the old Erie Canal Chittenango Falls seen from the top Enterprising ant Another view of Chittenango Falls We descended and climbed both these stairs and many more to get to the bottom of the Chittenango Falls gorge. Dipping a toe The falls from creekside Tiger lilies are everywhere in Central NY. The girls pose by the creek. Uncle Ed and Aunt Jessie Chapman Park on Oneida Lake in Madison County, NY. I've rarely seen the lake so calm. My cousin Dan and his grandson Stalking ducks armed with grapes Serenity row looking out on the lake A frisbee prodigy My uncle, cousins and I and all but one of our spouses (the missing one went to a softball game). Kallie too! (photo credit to Erin)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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