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Many towns had murals. This one in Lyons, NY.
Low bridge - no, we can't get under that. This bridge attendent was having trouble with our name. Is it Too, Two or To Bears?
Town lift bridge in up position. Here, the train tracks were just to the north of the canal, so when a train was going by there was quite a traffic jam. Lots of tourists in town and one of the things to do way take pictures of the boats going under the bridge.
Many small towns on the western half of the Canal have low docks, restrooms & power either free or a reduced costs.
Plaque on entrance to Fort Owsego. Pretty good summary of history.
Two Bears in travel mode, Penny at helm. Note that we have removed right hand cabnet door and replace with a 1/4 inch piece of plywood. See next photo for the change to "living mode".
Two Bears in "living" mode. The plywood sheet that covers the cabnet is now placed over the helm seat greatly expanding the work surface.
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Many small towns on the western half of the Canal have low docks, restrooms & power either free or a reduced costs.

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Headed east, we spent our first night in a road side rest in Lolo Nat Forest. We were greeted by the sun and a horse group setting out on a trail. Good way to start a boat journey.
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