Byline: CATHY WOODRUFF - Staff Writer
Autumn in New York this year looks a bit like it might if DeWitt Clinton and Henry Hudson had been Italian.
Instead of mule-hauled barges and the Halfmoon's full sails, perhaps our iconic images of the Erie Canal and Hudson River would feature Venetian gondolas gliding along serenely, propelled by striped-shirted gondoliers in straw hats.
Joe Deverell says it's the only way to go.
The 41-year-old Cayuga County industrial engineer spent two weeks traveling from his home on Cross Lake to Waterford on a retired Venetian gondola he purchased five years ago.
"It's been the greatest," he said as he sat at a picnic table at the Waterford Visitor Center shortly after finishing the 180-mile trip. "The gondola is like the pinnacle - the most ornate and artistic. …

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