Sue Connelly reports that the first ever "Spooktakular" guided walk through the lovely historical Village of Homer was a success! The air was brisk with the hint of snow but the sun peaked out occasionally to keep the volksmarchers warm as they explored the charming but spooky village of Homer. The last part of the walk, the knowledgeable town historian, Martin Sweeney entertained with the haunted history of downtown Homer. A spirit before dinner drink was had at the local tavern, Dashers. The walkers gathered for delicious spooky dinner at the recently remodeled Sherman House on Main Street. (Yes, the former Briggs Funeral Home. One can only imagine the paranormal activity in this location!).
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Join the FLRVC members for a first ever "Spooktakular" guided walk through the lovely historical Village of Homer! The knowledgeable town historian will entertain us with the haunted history of downtown Homer. We will gather post walk for dinner at the recently remodeled Sherman House on Main Street. (Yes, the former Briggs Funeral Home. One can only imagine the paranormal activity in this location!). A possible side trip for spirits at Dasher's is also on the agenda. Guaranteed to get you in the Halloween mood!
Special Events include Fraternal Organizations, Honoring Our Flag, Trekking with the Trees, and You'll Never Walk Alone The Start Point is 5063 Bishop Hill Road (private residence) from 10:00 to 3:00. It is a short drive to the 5K and 10K start. Cost is $8 for the ghost walk and AVA credit. $3 if not participating in the guide ghost walk portion. Directions to the start point. From I-81, take exit 12, to Homer. Right on Rt 281, left at Creal/Hudson Rd, straight at stop sign to Bishop Hill house is on left blue colonial with steep driveway. POC: Sue Connelly, 607-423 -0490 Dave and Sue Merry (Start Point residence) 607- 749 -7759 Please allow enough time to sign in, drive to walk start point and walk (4 or 9K) to meet with the town historian at 4:00. |
AuthorColleen Hailey, webmaster of the FLRVC site. Archives
August 2019
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