FLCC> Lake como ride on Sunday

[Bill Goffe]

I'm ruining the humor, but it is amazing what you can find on-line:
http://maps.yahoo.com/broadband#mvt=h&trf=0&lon=-76.30198&lat=42.677577&mag=3
At least for this part of New York, Yahoo's pics seem to have better
quality than Google's.

You can even count the cottages...

     - Bill


Wayne said:

> Contrary to common misconception, Lake Como does exist.  I've been on
> the ride 3 times and I saw the lake on two of those occasions.  On the
> third occasion I blinked. Wayne --- LiLynn Graves <lg75 at cornell.edu>
> wrote:
> 
> > I have never joined the FLCC sunday group rides before but I had a
> > Sunday off and wanted to do a long ride. Don Fitterer mentioned
> > suggested this ride and I had such an awesome time.  I would like to
> > thank all that were on the ride for the great time and all the
> > entertainment that came along with it. Although I never saw this "Lake
> > Como", the ride was beautiful and the company was perfect. One person
> > claimed there were lots of cottages around the entire lake and another
> > person claimed there were 4 cottages on the lake.  I'm starting to
> > wonder if these guys ever saw the lake themselves.
> > 
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