Eastward again

We headed east again this morning. Driving several un-numbered roads, we finally got on to I-90 a toll road. As we approached the Seneca Falls off ramp, we saw a sign for “Women’s Right’s National Historic Park”. Jill said it is close, let’s go see it. It is a small park, just the church where the women’s movement started and the visitor center next door. It was very good. Wandering through the back roads of Seneca Falls, we finally got back to I-90. About lunch time, Les was getting tired of the bumpy highway and the cross wind, we got off the toll road at a truck stop. The only parking place was between to idling big rigs. So back onto I-90 and down the road two more off ramps. Jill had found a big mostly empty truck parking area. The problem was to get to it we had to get on and off three more highways. Finally, we got to it and found a sign saying no car parking. Les was too tired to safely drive anywhere else, so we parked snd Les napped for a half hour snd then we ate lunch. No one chased us out. Back to I-90 and eastward again. It was about another hour to the Harvest Host site we planned to camp at. Google Maps decided to take the scenic route. The roads got narrower and rougher and then the center strip disappeared. Was that banjo music we heard? We finally got back to a numbered highway (another narrow road actually). The said next turn will be a left on Fire Road. Les exclaimed “a fire road?”, envisioning a dirt two track through forest requiring 4 wheel drive. But it was not bad and we finally found Rogers Cideryard snd Orchard Family orchard. No hook-ups, just a levelish spot the parking lot. But the view is very nice, quiet and friendly. Good homemade donuts.Läs mer