Messing About in Boats, Boots, and Byways:

Archive of Erie Canal Journal entries for 2002

    One of our favorite destinations is the Erie Canal, which originally began in downtown Buffalo, and later when the canal was widened and renamed the Erie Canal Barge Canal, the canal began, and still begins, at North Tonawanda on the Niagara River where Tonawanda Creek empties into the river. We have biked in five-mile bites from Lockport to Brockport, and we've rowed a time or two, too.

  

Biking from lock to lock in Pittsford

Tour Boat Colonial Belle floats in the lock.
The Reverend and the lower gate of Lock E33.
    02 Sept. 02: We spent the afternoon biking from Lock E32 (Lock 32 State Canal Park) in Pittsford, near Rochester, to Lock E33 and a bit beyond, to Rochester Institute of Technology. It was our first bike ride of this season on the canal. We saw a sailboat come through that we had seen the day before near Albion. The lock park is nice, and well-used by the locals.
Herkimer

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