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What’s your favorite one-tank getaway?
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The Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge in the Town of Alabama in Genesee County is by far my favorite one-tank getaway—it’s a jewel for outdoor and wildlife enthusiasts. I often go birding or hiking there with friends, and I love taking my daughters there at night to call for owls.
Christopher Hollister, B.A. ’87, M.L.S. ’00
Information Literacy Librarian
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Dog Hollow State Forest in Cortland County. It’s secluded, silent and has wonderful streams. Take the dog, poop bags, good walking shoes, water and a cold beer. Also, Knox Farm State Park in East Aurora. My dog, Larry, loves it.
Pat Donovan
Senior Editor, Humanities and Architecture
University Communications -
We like to take our sailboat to Point Colborne on the southern Ontario shore. Who needs a tank?
Rick Lesniak, M.A. ’78, Ph.D. ’81
Director, Academic Services
Computing and Information Technology
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