Eric & I start our drive on
New York Route 104 East.
Autumn starts to "flash"
its colors.
Signs warn drivers of
Snowmobile drivers
crossing the roadways.
We turn North onto
Eric & I drive past
farms.
River, a popular place to fish
Today's drive takes us East
on Interstate 781, which
bypasses Watertown.
We will take US Route 11
to avoid winding NY Route 3
through the Adirondack
A convoy of Army vehicles
are driving south to
Fort Drum.
US Route 11 North is
also a designated
bicycle route.
The Evans Mills
water tower
Gouverneur's Life
Savers sculpture
Smithers Tire Service
I wonder if Mr. Burns
knows that Smithers
is moonlighting....
A roadside religious
message
The Northcountry's
John Deere dealership
Canada is that a way...
Transmission towers
loom over gently
rolling hills.
A vintage car & truck
turn south on to
US Route 11.
Cars, trucks, farm vehicles
& RVs share the road with
Amish horse drawn buggies.
This Amish buggy travels
on the road shoulder.
This slow moving vehicle does not have a reflective orange triangle on its rear to warn other drivers. Amish buggy owners have been ticketed for not attaching the bright safety symbol to their horse drawn vehicles. Some have turned to the courts to vacate their tickets. Their argument is the requirement to add a brightly colored symbol on the back of their vehicles violates their freedom of religion.
A farm tractor moves
slowly through
I like Bokie's Drive-In's
Chateaugay Lake
It's time to shift to
a lower gear.
Saranac is just one
mile away.
We arrive at our cousins,
Barb & Terry's, house.
Let the visiting begin!
1 comment:
I know all those places! We had a great time and look forward to our next visit! Hugs Barb
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