Oneonta & Cooperstown

Our plan all along was to end our trip in Cooperstown. So it was a lucky twist that a family reunion was happening in oneonta (about 30 minutes away) at the same time. We left Toronto early and had a long but easy drive and made it in time to hang out some before dinner. 

Boating! 

Chess with a cousin-somehow. 

As always, we had a nice time catching up, and food was delicious. Even the surprise torrential downpour couldn't dampen everyone's spirits. 

Running around the pond after the rain. 

We then drove to our campground in Cooperstown, set up in our little campground, and collapsed into bed. 

Not so "glampy," but very comfortable for one night. 

The next morning we threw everything in the car and drove over to the Baseball Hall of Fame. While not as exciting as the Hockey Hall of Fame, according to Jax, it was a pretty neat experience. 

"We're the members of the All American League..."

Go Sox! 

And that's all she wrote! We got in the car, hit a ton of traffic on the Pike, naturally, and made it home. I will say that it was a bittersweet arrival; we're glad to be back, but it was hard not having Sally to welcome us home. We're definitely feeling that loss more accutely now. But all in all it was a great trip, with a lot of good memories made. 

Upstate New York is very pretty.