u/NowARaider

This is purely based on some light Trulia scrolling, but it always surprises me how much more the houses on Skaneateles are than the other Finger Lakes.
I'm especially surprised how many more huge $5m+ places there seem to be than Canandaigua. Both are pretty close to large regional centers, have thriving towns at one end, and are pretty comparable in size. Skaneateles has the slight edge of nicer town at the top, but otherwise on the surface they seem pretty similar.

I can understand why Seneca and Cayuga aren't quite as popular as the size makes a lot of those lakefronts pretty far from a lot of amenties. But Canandaigua and Skaneateles seem very similar to me.
Is it easier to get land? Is the land flatter so there's more? Parts of Canandaigua are pretty steep so lots are pretty limited maybe? Am I totally imagining this?

Zebra mussel-wise. I usually assume they are in all NY lakes but sometimes not close to shore. We just want to take a dip after some tennis.
Any other swimming spots recommended?

Zebra mussel-wise. I usually assume they are in all NY lakes but sometimes not close to shore. We just want to take a dip after some tennis.
Any other swimming spots recommended?

Why not just say nothing? What's the upside to revealing that?
Also, why is Philly getting shit on so much as a place to live? He's not living in the hood, he's gonna live in a big mansion wherever he plays. The Main Line of Philly is as nice an area as any suburb in the country. Huge mansions with horse stables, etc, and some of the top golf courses in the country (many of which he wouldn't get into).

Anyone been to one of these recently? I know it's a bit of an odd (my wife asked if it was a cult) place so wondering what to expect for a rock band like the Revivalists in August? Do they sell beer in the venue (unclear from past shows)? Any good places to get a drink before the show? What about after (we are staying near Mayville)?

Kinda weird like goalies