Part 2 - Sinclair Corner, New York

Sinclair Corner surprised me with its many homes. Not too far outside of Potsdam, I imagined it was a nice suburban settlement and many people commuted to Potsdam or Canton for work:

There were lovely, well kept old farms and barns:

And woodsy looking homes set back into the pines:

This was pleasant country living:

Many homes were set far back off the road, a boon for those who earned money plowing snow and a feeling of being set off in nature for those who lived there:

There were old fashioned sap buckets on ancient maples:

And barns and sheds out behind many homes:

This wonderfully scenic family farm caught my eye:

And this well kept home with its beautiful front porch had a sentinel maple tree out front which apparently had suffered the loss of its top half many years ago:

I noticed many American flags and White Cedar trees:

This seemed to be an old farm house all fixed up for a modern, suburban family:

There were lots of trailers in Sinclair Corner as well as in other rural settlements. I've never seen a dealer in the area, but business must be brisk. But this ended my driving tour of Sinclair Corner. I'd found it much more populous than I'd expected and quite pleasant: