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Geneva, NY is a small city
located at the northern end of Seneca Lake, in central New York State. Once
upon a time, it had an industrial base but now it seems a bit down at the heels
but ready to become something new. Immediately south of Geneva on the west side
of the lake, and extending nearly the full length of the shore, are many
wineries that are making wines worth seeking out. I will write more on that
some other time.
On Saturday, a surprising
day if for no other reason that an almost balmy day at the end of November is
quite unexpected, we parked the car and walked around. I like the buildings
that line the downtown streets and with camera in hand, I took pictures. Thank
god for wide angle lenses. I know this
outside my usual subject matter, which is people. I hope they are good. Notice,
there are no people in these pix. It’s as if the town was posing for me.
Someday, I will go look up
these buildings so that I can know more about them: who built them, when, and
what their history is and was. The YMCA building, in particular, was
surprisingly beautiful in its detail, and reminded me of a Richardson building.
But you judge for yourself.
I’ll post more Geneva photos tomorrow.
I’ll post more Geneva photos tomorrow.
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