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Canon, Canon 5D Mark III, EOS 17-40 mm L lens, Greece, HDR, HDR Photography, High Dynamic Range, Jazzersten, Junction Lock, Old Erie Canal, Path, Pathway, photo, photography, Sign
In this view we see the actual exit of the Greece Junction Lock on the original Erie Canal in NY. These original locks on the old canal were narrow and operated by hand. Most of this section is dried up with trees growing in the bottom of the canal but it is all still visible. A mile up the old canal, it sort of ends as a hospital parking lot and a large road filled in and passes over the canal. On the other side of this and further East you can still find the furrow where the canal used to be. In many places the towpath is still there too.
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ISO 100, F/9, 1/40 sec, 17 mm Lens
Sign at the Greece Junction Lock
Jazzersten's HDR Blog 
JAZZ,
IT IS AMAZING THE FACTS YOU HAVE FOUND OUT ABOUT THE OLD ERIE CANAL. WHO KNEW?
THANKS FOR ALL YHE INFO.
D AND M
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Yes, the city refers to Rochester, NY which is just a short distance East of the Junction Lock which resides in what is now Greece, NY. The rest of your comment appears truncated by WP.
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