Table of Contents:
- Jumpin' Jack's
- the Wedding
- RPI
- Uncle Sam statue in Troy
- Union College
- Charles P. Steinmetz Memorial Park
- Albany
- Back home (finishing off the roll of film)
Jumpin' Jack's in Scotia, NY:
The Bride's Procession:
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Ceremony:
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Recessional:
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Entering the reception:
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First dance ("You're my best friend" by Queen):
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Lis at the wedding:
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Departure for the honeymoon:
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| I do have larger images of all these photos. If anyone in the wedding party is interested in copies, e-mail me and I can send them to you. |
At RPI
Ian in his element:
Ian noticed that there's an apostrophe missing on that awning. |
Voorhees Computing Center:Outside:
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Inside:
RPI students really take their computing seriously. |
Troy's monument to Uncle Sam:
We made sure to note that the statue does acknowledge Arlington, Massachusetts as his birthplace:
Union College:
Nott Memorial Hall:
It's unbelievably gorgeous on the inside. |
We have got to add bunny ears and moth-wings to this picture! 
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Jackson's Garden: | |
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In the 1830s, Captain Isaac Jackson, head of the math department, designed formal gardens for the school. 
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The Thyme Clock:
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Notice how carefully the sculptures and fountains fit their surroundings:
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Charles P. Steinmetz Memorial Park:
This is the site of his former home and laboratory. Apparently, he talked the realtors into a price cut because this ravine cut through his back yard, but secretly loved the ravine and would've paid extra for it.
Albany
The Alfred E. Smith Building:
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The State Capitol, outside:
Boy, when they said they were worried about terrorist attacks, they weren't kidding: 
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The State Capitol, inside:
Ian took a liking to the ceiling frescoes in the Hall of Governors: 
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In the New York State Museum, we found an actual set from Sesame Street:
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And finally, home again, where Boopsie was clearly overjoyed to see us:
