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8. Conesus Lake

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不是每个佳丽都是佳力Conesus Lake Enjoy the endless seaside fun. We first arrived in Livingston County by bus and then rented a car to the attraction. There are many tourists here. In fact, this is a seaside attraction. No tickets are open 24 hours. The tour guide came to this Conesus Lake attraction. We found that it was originally a seaside scenic spot. The environment was very good. There were too many tourists. There was a feeling of crowds and popularity. It happened to be close to the local street. We first strolled on the street. There were many shops in the street. We were hungry. First of all, we went to eat something. It was all Western food. After eating, we came to the beach to stroll. We went to take a cruise to enjoy the beautiful sea view. The scenery is so charming, and I saw some marine animals, which is really cute. There are also a few tourists who play in the sea with lifebuoys, which is very romantic. After landing, there was a long wooden bridge that led to the beach, and we walked up to see the scenery together. When we are tired, we sit down and rest for a while. There is a cafe nearby and we go to drink coffee. Traveling to this Conesus Lake scenic spot is so happy to play. It is also very suitable as sightseeing and leisure. It is recommended, cost-effective, and will come back if you have the opportunity. We also went to the shopping center here to buy a lot of local specialties to take back, it is still very cheap.

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