Uylsses Fall Festival - September 25, 2010

Pictures from Ulysses Fall Festival on Sat. September 25, 2010 courtesy of Dave & Robin Freeman

Antique cars

Tractors

Baby Princess"sacked out" after all the excitement!

Erin Nelson


Cheri Burdick w/her niece & nephew riding Spirit

Tri- town Jr, Fire Fighters

An Engine from Tri- Town

Donut Eating Contest

Pie Contest Judging by Dick McCoy, Mike & Betty Hager

Pie Sales by Ulysses Methodist Women

Animal Parade

Bike Parade

Line Dancers from Wellsvile, NY

Miss Ulysses-Tiffany Lampman w/ Childrens Parade winner
Abby Cady & Baby Prince Noah Cady

1st Runner -Up- Alexandria Morgan w/ Childrens Parade winner Molly Cady

2008 Miss Ulysses-Sydnee Jeffers w/ Baby Princess Ella Goerner.

Ulysses Motocross Racing Team 1st Place float

Ulysses Motocross Racing Team 1st Place float

Tri-Town Ladies Aux. Float

Northern Potter Marching Band

Photos From 2010 Camp Cadet

PC Emergency Services w/Glenn Dunn on EMS night

Learning First Aid

Simon says to Close Order Drill

Driving w/beer goggles on

Charlie Company

EMS Night

SCUBA diving

Learning w/Laser Shooting

Delta Company

Honorable Delores Bristol explaining her job

Bravo Company

Pool time

Alpha Company

Judges John Leete & Steve Minor

Tri-Town with their ATV at EMS night w/Mike & Betty Hager

PSP Helicopter

Cadets learning Orienteering

Road Dawgs

Army Helicopter

Water safety w/Dept. 20 Chief Dave Jones

Tioga DA George Wheeler & Potter DA Andy Watson

Crime Scene

EMS night

Robin Freeman & Camp Director Detective Scott Henry

Tree Damage On Upper Bark Shanty Road

Saturday 7/25/09 storm possible twister on Upper Barkshanty Road Clark's Farm

Here are some of the photos I took after the storm hit our property Saturday around 4 or 5 pm. We live on Upper Barkshanty Road. The Clark's Farm. I had to wait till the next day to get clear pictures. The ones I had taken that night before dark were not clear enough. It looks like it started up near our house and went down the driveway keeping to the left side then into the apple orchard and up into pines. It snapped really big trees right off half way up. When to look at the damage to the pine patch it looks like a twister went into it. It also damaged trees across the road. Then it must have went on to Odin.
We were lucky no one got hurt and we had no structural damage to any of our barns or our houses. The cows were fine they didn't even try to escape even with the fence damaged in quite a few places.
Sherry Clark