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42photojack > jhbirdchasers - Sisters Olivia 6, and Sophia 4, Garlock of Cheshire spent a little time Wednesday afternoon at Kershaw Park by chasing some sea gulls. They were there with thir Gramma Mimi aka Michelle Capozzi of Rushville.
42photojack > jhdogwalker - A woman takes advantage of a break from the rain to walk two dogs on Saturday in Kershaw Park.
42photojack > jhcarriage - Dinette Pimkowski, Head Cariage Driver at the Granger Homestead gives a ride aboard a new handicapped accessible carriage to Bright Day Adult Day Care Center residents Ruth Barbour of Chapin and Ray Szabatura of Victor with Brighter Day Certification Nurse Assistant Cheryl Hotchkiss. The horse drawing the carriage is Shawn-Ta-Sea.
42photojack > jhfarmingtonfd2 - Ontatio County Deputy Patrick Fitzgerald demonstrates some of the skills of his K-9 partner Frenkie (yes with an e), a 2-1/2 female .
42photojack > jhfarmingtonfd1 - Griffin Crytzer 1, looks up at big brother Benjamin Crytzer complete with a little fire chiefs helment at the Farmington Fire and Safety Expo at the fire station on the corner of Rte 96 and Hook Road on Saturday.
42photojack > jhgrangercivilwar2 - Lisa Carey of Canandaigua covers the ears of her daughter Julia 3, while husband Jake and son Ambrose 5, also prepare for the loud bang of the cannon that was part of the civil War Encampment.
42photojack > jhgolf2 - Matt DeJohn of Geneva chips up on to the 18th green.
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42photojack > jhdulcimer Day2 - Anna Smith of Honeoye Falls plays her homemade dulcimer during Saturday's learning session at the SBCC.
42photojack > jhpumpkin3 - Luke Besler comes out of the pumpkiin field with a pumpkin he and other members of the Little Lamb's Preschool got to choose while attending on Friday.
42photojack > jhpumpkin1 - Brandon Snover of the Little Lamb's Preschool gives all he has to pull two big pumpkins in a wagon on Friday at Wickham's Pick 'n Patch & Corn Maze.
42photojack > jhbristolchair2 - Chairlift rides to the top of Bristol Mountain are still available from 12:00 p.m. to 4 p.m. on October 22 and again on October 28 and 29th.
42photojack > jhwindy1 - Steve Howie of Cananadaigua Sailboarding gets a little air as he and Jim Bell and Ron Engebrecht took advantage to wind speeds of 30-35 mph on Wednesday at the north end of Canandaigua Lake.
42photojack > jhpumpkin4 - MaKenna Morey jumps off of one of the hairbails that were set up in a maze. Wickham's Pick 'n Patch & Corn Maze also has a larger hay bail maze along with a huge corn maze.
42photojack > jhdulcimer Day3 - Annette Toaspern of Penn Yan gives her husband Keith Toaspern some pointers as they learn how to play the dulcimer during dulcimer Day at the South Bristol Cultural Center on Saturday.
jhpumpkin1 - Brandon Snover of the Little Lamb's Preschool gives all he has to pull two big pumpkins in a wagon on Friday at Wickham's Pick 'n Patch & Corn Maze.
42photojack > jhpumpkin1 - Brandon Snover of the Little Lamb's Preschool gives all he has to pull two big pumpkins in a wagon on Friday at Wickham's Pick 'n Patch & Corn Maze.
jhpumpkin1 - Brandon Snover of the Little Lamb's Preschool gives all he has to pull two big pumpkins in a wagon on Friday at Wickham's Pick 'n Patch & Corn Maze.
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