Don Barone tours Seneca Falls

Don Barone's unique take on the host city of the Northern Open #3.

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<p> Welcome to the Bass Pro Shops Northern Open #3...</p>
Welcome to the Bass Pro Shops Northern Open #3…
<p> @Seneca Falls, NY.</p>
@Seneca Falls, NY.
<p> Seneca Falls...on the Northern tip of Cayuga Lake...</p>
Seneca Falls…on the Northern tip of Cayuga Lake…
<p> ...a small town...</p>
…a small town…
<p> ..in the Finger Lakes section of upstate New York...</p>
..in the Finger Lakes section of upstate New York…
<p> ...a town of copper awnings and brick...</p>
…a town of copper awnings and brick…
<p> ...double lamp posts and American flags...</p>
…double lamp posts and American flags…
<p> ...incorporated in 1831...</p>
…incorporated in 1831…
<p> ...with a population of 6,681 neighbors.</p>
…with a population of 6,681 neighbors.
<p> Main Street lined with flowers...</p>
Main Street lined with flowers…
<p> ...and history...</p>
…and history…
<p> ...with murals painted on bricks...</p>
…with murals painted on bricks…
<p> ...and the birthplace of the Women's Civil Rights Movement. </p>
…and the birthplace of the Women’s Civil Rights Movement. 
<p> Which started on this very corner...</p>
Which started on this very corner…
<p> ...in this building in July of 1848 men and women signed the "Declaration of Sentiments," and started the movement for equal righs for women. </p>
…in this building in July of 1848 men and women signed the “Declaration of Sentiments,” and started the movement for equal righs for women. 
<p> ...which to this day is still a fight. </p>
…which to this day is still a fight. 
<p> Down the road a bit... RT 5 & 20 some 3 miles you find the small town of Waterloo, NY which...</p>
Down the road a bit… RT 5 & 20 some 3 miles you find the small town of Waterloo, NY which…
<p> ...started Memorial Day... a day back then to remember the fallen in the Civil War. </p>
…started Memorial Day… a day back then to remember the fallen in the Civil War. 
<p> ...and now... for all those fallen in wars since then. </p>
…and now… for all those fallen in wars since then.