Summerscapes, summer mini-cations, can be found near and far
from home. While I favor mini-trips to the Long Island shores, Central New York
State in summer is a beautiful sight.
I like the feel of the road as summer meets country.
Bountiful fields of wild flowers line the curbs.
Blissful sights continually appear:
endless red
barns, cornfields, grazing cows,
and ice cream stands tempting
passerbyers
to stop for a luscious taste of summer.
Fresh produce and hand-carved furniture
pop up along the way,
while a quaint Victorian house,
surrounded by a wild garden,
peeks out to say hello.
Life is not as I know it
along these country roads of
once-traveled Erie Canal towns,
until a familiar sight appears:
beach signage, luring me to stop for a
quick nod to summer and the capture of a
delightful summerscape moment or two.
Summer’s voice echoes across peaceful ripples
gently swaying life to slow-down mode-
the lake responds with quiet beauty.
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