The juxtaposition of these two signs struck me as rather ironic. Funny, this was the corner of Peaceful Valley Road and Back to Sodom Road… with a stop sign! Was that to make us think twice about ‘going back’? After all, we were driving down Peaceful Valley, what could be better? And we all know Sodom’s fate.
Surely a municipal group with a sense of humor.
Another weekend in the Adirondacks – for all those that missed me. My son co-chaired the annual charity event at his camp and we went back to spend money and… well, be proud.
For those who have not been reading along, my kids go to the summer camp that my husband and I attended. Besides the fundraiser it is also alumni weekend. Although we were amongst the oldest of the alum (by about 20 years I might add), it still feels like coming home when we are there. (No worries, this is no Sodom. Or Gommorah for that matter) The vibe, the culture, the love of place is so strong. And it feels identical to when we attended so many years ago.
When we hit the mountains, the air is different. It smells like home. It looks like home. In every way it FEELS like home.
So in my book, you can go home again.
Now file this next picture under ‘these guys really had a sense of humor’. This is the corner of A. Hitchock and Peaceful Valley Road.
I could not resist walking down this block to look for the Bates Motel.
No Luck.
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Tagged as adirondacks, alfred hithcock, bates motel, camp, can't go home again, childhood, fundraiser, home, road signs, sodom, sodom & gommorah, stop sign
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