July 25th & 26th: Buffalo New York visiting Elaine's brother Gary and his family

From Geneva, Ohio we continued east and landed in Buffalo New York to visit Elaine's brother Gary, his wife Molly, and their daughter Andrea, and her three kids: Nina, Lila, and AJ who were visiting from Webster. We spent time drive to an ice cream parlor all in our rv.  We also toured the naval ships on display in downtown Buffalo.
AJ and Lila in our rv enjoying some camping gear

Nina, Lila, Elaine, Uncle Gary, Aunt Molly, AJ, and me at the naval piers

A view of some of the hardware at the naval piers

Gary and Elaine

Me, Andrea, AJ, Uncle Gary, Lila, Aunt Molly, Nina, and Elaine

AJ and I went biking and I got to adjust his training wheels
                                               
Continuing east from Buffalo we landed in Woodman Vt at Greenwood Lodge campground and Elaine is toasting the camera

Our campsite at Woodman Lake Vt



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