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Here's a closer view of them:
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Heading south toward home, we soon hit Route 30 in the Adirondacks, so I stopped to let the dogs out at Mountain Pond. There were campers because it was Labor Day weekend, so I drove farther around the side of the lake. Here, we had a great scenic view:
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Wally, Wren and Winky find the area next to the lake to be a great sniffing adventure. I think that's because people had camped there and left lots of food smells behind:
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Casey and Fergus scouted out a different area of the shoreline:
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Back on the road again, we arrived at Barnum pond. Here, the background mountains had their heads in the clouds:
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And in the town of Saranac Lake, I stopped to shoot a photo of the business district. Not far from where I was standing is a life size statue of Elvis overlooking the road from a second story balcony. One of these trips I'll stop to photograph him:
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And in Raybrook, the "Tail O' The Pup" outdoor barbecue. They have a great kitchy look to them, but I suspected the prices would be high and food below standard. Internet reviews mostly confirmed my suspicions. Nevertheless, who could resist this giant lobster?:
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I suppose I will stop here for a lunch one of these trips. I pass it twice a week and it would be a - well, "an experience" to eat there. Whether a good one or a bad one remains to be seen:
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