Elder Jensen's final leg of biking the Erie Canal Bike path from Palmyra to Albany, New York

Our back door neighbor, Elder Terry Jensen, set the goal before they came here on their mission to bike the Erie Canal from Palmyra, New York, to Albany, New York, a total of 363 miles.  He has spent many "off days" from the Temple, to complete this goal.  This last week was his final stretch!  These are some of the sights along the way!  

Above is an Amish Carrage traveling the Highway.  A not so common sight, but a great surprise when you see them. 

Quite a great adventure through some of the most beautiful stretches of scenery.  It was great to be there through this last stretch of the trail!  Thanks for sharing this adventure with us!  It was amazing to be there.

This is the big city of New York, New York!  Big sights & Big City!  Below is the Education Building that is in the Ginus book of world records for the most pillars in a single building.  It has 50 Pillars.  

Terry on another stretch of the trail.  See you at the next stop.  The picture below is of an Amish wagon going down the highway.  A not so common sight, but worth seeing!

This is a battle sight along the way.  There are many found along the country roads out here.  

This is the Education Building in Albany, New York, known for its 50 Pillars.  It is in the Ginus Book of World records for the most Pillars in one building.  Amazing!  Albany is the Capital of NewYork.

Below is the State Capital of New York.  We didn't go inside, but it is in a magnificent square of legislative and government buildings.  We loved being here!  We also learned that they don't jay walk here.  

A beautiful place to celebrate the last leg of the journey on the Erie Canal bike path.  Congrats Terry!!!