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Canadarago Lake Near Cooperstown, NY at New York Traveler.net — Fri, 23 May 2008 19:48:26 +0000

[...] New York State is literally loaded with little streams, creeks, rivers, and lakes. It’s a wonderfully water-ful state, but sometimes we do experience flooding. I recently blogged about our visit to see the Susquehanna River right before the historic flood of June 2006 (we had another historic flood in July that year, too). And I was sifting through my photos and found a few snapshots of our visit to Canadarago Lake, just north of Cooperstown. You can read about our visit to Cooperstown, here and Fly Creek, here. [...]

By: Mrs. Mecomber

Mrs. Mecomber — Fri, 02 May 2008 14:57:08 +0000

Hello Jesie and NYCO; thanks for visiting! Jesie, unfortunately we didn’t get to see the cider produced, but there was a good video of it. NYCO, I do believe that “vlie” or “vly” means “swamp.” From what I understand from reading the Cider Mill’s brochure, this is why they say the area is named such. Interesting!

By: NYCO

NYCO — Thu, 01 May 2008 13:46:42 +0000

Hi Mrs M,

Actually, the word “Fly” in a Dutch name is possibly a transliteration of the word “vly” which means (I think) “swamp.” I seem to recall reading this somewhere that “vly” means something in Dutch. There is a place in Ulster County called “The Vly.”