{Sunset over the slope at Cornell}
Here are a few more photos from our upstate NY adventures. Please excuse the 100 animal photos…it’s Wildlife Wednesday???
{Toad friend we found outside my grandparents cabin in the Adirondacks. Photo credit to Mike!}
{Hummingbird at the feeder. Kudos to Mike (again! Wildlife photographer extraordinaire!) for this shot}
{Grandparents’ cabin, but we call it “camp”. I think this an upstate NY/Maine thing? Either way, most relaxing place in.the.WORLD.}
{Archway at Cornell}
{Inside the Cornell war memorial. Mhmm I love my old school yes I do!}
{Big sister/little sister Cornellians. Go Emily GO!}
{Clock tower}
{Last Cornell one. Swear.}
{The definition of upstate NY. Please note the two cows in the back are MOOOOOing at me.}
{Mike and I at the sailing club on Otsego Lake}
{Twilight on Otsego Lake, Cooperstown}
{I apologize that this is blurry and out-of-focus but UM…this is the night sky at home. Look at all those STARS!!}
It’s official: I’m never coming back to Boston. It’s too pretty here.
(Except that I am. Seeya Saturday!)
wow lovely photos! x
i could never go to school so far north, but i remember the immense beauty of cornell in the summer when i went up there with my uncle who’s an alum. it’s truly outstanding - such beauty. upstate ny in general is underrated - as someone who has discovered more of it thanks to a long-distance relationship - but wow. such an amazing place. i hope i get there every summer because the beauty and relaxation it provides is awesome. beyond awesome. thanks for these great photos!
oh mylanta! cornell looks so beautiful. i’m gearing up for grad school applications and its been on my list for eons, buuuuuut i think it might be a new favorite now. totes biased, homegirl loves her archways.
OMG!! GO TO CORNELL! I’d go back to school there a billion times if I could. I mean, as if studying in the AD White library isn’t enough to convince you, the dining hall food is like, REALLY really good. I’ll be crossing my fingers for you
Ah, so my boyfriend’s family has a lake house upstate (like right over the border from Burlington, VT) and they call it camp too! I just thought they were weird but apparently it is a thing.
I understand that the most elaborate summer homes built in the northeast corner of the country were also referred to as “camps”. Your grandparents’ camp looks great! Glad you had a great time.