Geneva State Park

June 25...Geneva State Park 
   In spite of what the host claimed, I again got assigned a mog site. I could tell when I got to it.  Fortunately, I've learned from my experiences; I pitched my tent in the gravel car parking spot.  
   The rain came, thankfully, after I was fully set up and ready for it.  It poured for hours, but I stayed dry and so did most of my gear.  Most everything I brought has been stored in dry bags and I've been using my treated backpack covers as rain covers for my panniers.  It has worked well. Power is not impossible to come by, walking to the shower/rest rooms, just up the road. 
   Since I could not go a day without a ride, I inquired as to where the library and coffee shop was.  An 8 mile ride without baggage is a welcome treat, so here I am in the library of the Geneva (not to be confused with Geneva on the Lake) town.  Riding through the neighborhoods has also been a treat, admiring the many older homes, which, if they could speak, would likely have some good stories to tell. The town was established in 1805 and the founder and his family were taken by the local Native Americans, but released the next day....