but my friend couldn't have been more right. the town was fantastic.
but the best part, was the farm house we stayed in.
it's called hobbit hollow bed & breakfast. which is a pity, because hobbits are freaky and this place is a gem.
no dust ruffles, no chintz, no faux ivy wall hangings, no kidding.
the best part was behind the house is an incredible vegetable patch. there were baby squash growing with huge yellow blossoms (yum), fresh raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries.
and all of that was next to a field with horses.
and all of that was across the street from a vineyard.
which was all right on the lake.
and was so great.

these chairs were remarkably comfortable.
i'd like to know where they came from.
and then we went to ithica — which is also stunning — and we adventured up this creek to the waterfall.