During the summer I catch the Ren fair up in Sterling. I think so much of upstate NY is very pretty. On route 20 there is a HUGE farm operation on the way to Auburn. HOW many cows do they have!!?? Over there in Boonville that lumberman show is a hoot. Some huge wood machines. It was fun watching the girl chainsaw contest! Croghan is a cute little town with the railroad station. Real funny is Govenour. I know the spelling is wrong but the big deal in that town is a native son. In the town square is a monument to him. He invented the LIFE SAVER candy! There is a big roll of them in the town square. I would love to move there till your A-- hole government put in a whole bunch of total feel good BS gun laws that do absolutily nothing good of any kind. I think NY state is now the new california of the east coast. I know it is a rant but how dumb can they get?
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