tupper lake

Hey. It's Yony. I say "golf" weird. Yes, I know. I won't pretend I don't hear the difference. But I'm owning it. It's too late now. Anyway, I'm writing to you to extol all the virtues of Tupper Lake. It's got lakes. It's got varsity bowling. It's got golf-course-to-ski-course magic. It's got extremely strong senior citizens. And, of course, the Tupper Lake Free Press to document it all! Come on down!

In this episode, we read from the following articles in the Tupper Lake Free Press:
"Exhibit-building Begins at Renovated Tupper Lake History Museum
"Tupper Lake Volunteers Impress Visiting Nordic Skiers at First Tour de Ski Here" by Dan McClelland (Jan. 10, 2024)
"Bowling is District's New Varsity Sport Here" by Dan McClelland (Dec. 13, 2023)

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#016 - In this episode I got the chance to speak with my friend, Matt Harris, about his yearly family trip to upstate New York.  Matt is adventurous and goes on many trips every year to include snow boarding and hiking.  We could have talked about any of these trips for Matt, but we decided to talk about a special place in New York that is a yearly tradition for the Harris family.

Matt has been going to Tupper Lake, New York since he was 2 years old.   We talk about his memories and what this location means to him.  Journey with Jake is not always about the exotic, once in a lifetime spots, but often times it is those places that may be closer to home, but have special meaning to each of us.  We explore this with Matt Harris about upstate New York.  

Thank you for listening to Journey with Jake.  If you have a special place or experience that has meaning to you please email me at jake@journeywithjake.net and tell me about it.  I would love to have you on the podcast.

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In this week’s podcast, we bring you up to speed on the three-and-a-half week period between the Wisconsin Ironman, held Sep 12th, and the first day of the Duty, Honor, America Tour on Thursday, October 7, 2010. Listen to the story of great support we received as we make the final preparations for the start of the 18,067-mile journey and the day the tour commences, leaving Watertown/Fort Drum, New York and cycling toward Tupper Lake.