Joan exiting the Pine Grove Community Church.
Before heading for Croghan we gassed up and bought the morning paper at the Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppe on River Road.
Once in Croghan we went into the Railroad Historical Society of Northern New York Museum. There Joan found that the tour guide was related to the family through the Bolivers. Upon leaving Joan bought me a hat.
Our distant relative outside the museum.
We attempted to buy some Croghan bologna but alas the Croghan Meat Market closed at noon. We were five minutes late.
Next on the tour was the American Maple Museum. Gail, the docent, greeted us at the main desk. She and her friend were busy making pink pumpkins and pink sap buckets for Pink Celebration. The museum was very extensive. Plus the bathroom were spotless.
Pink Preparations
Before leaving the museum parking lot took some photos of St. Stephen Catholic Church. Charlene and Roger were married here.
Tug Hill Vineyard
After refreshing at Camp Michael we went to dinner at The Pin Tree Inn. Emily, our server, helped Joan with the menu. She chose broiled white with a baked potato and fresh garden salad. I had my usual chicken parm.
The trip to Camp Michael was dark but we made it safely.
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