Grantville, New York - Part 1

Of course with houses spread out along country roads, it wasn't always easy to tell where one hamlet ended and the next one began. But I estimated that I'd passed out of Plumbrook and into Grantville when I arrived at this home:

There was a wide variety of houses, but I noticed that most were rather far off the road even though that meant extra snow removal up there on the northern plain:

This home, though, sat fairly close to the road and its driveway had just been plowed:

This home looked to be sleeping serenely in the early morning light:

And a wood toned country home with a rail fence:

I crossed over the railroad tracks:

And passed by big old farms:

And friendly, comfortable farm houses:

I turned left from Mill Road onto Grantville Road. That would lead me past more homes and through the Grantville State Forest:

This was a large horse farm but most of it was so far off the road that I couldn't get a photo of anything but this:

Another old farm behind large, old maples:

A snowy roof with icicles. But there was more to Grantville than this. I'll post Part 2 tomorrow: