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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – For this week’s Tuesday Kucko’s Camera adventure, we’re headed to the edge of a raging Genesee River at Letchworth State Park to commemorate a significant moment in history.

You don’t have to pay for in-park lodging or be exposed to the elements in a tent. Plus, you can cook in your RV, move campgrounds on a whim, and extend or shorten your stay as you please.

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