Tag Archives: New York
Non-fiction Review: The Plaza, by Julie Satow
Overview Journalist Julie Satow’s thrilling, unforgettable history of how one illustrious hotel has defined our understanding of money and glamour, from the Gilded Age to the Go-Go Eighties to today’s Billionaire Row. From the moment in 1907 when New York … Continue reading
Rail Trail: Pennsy Trail, Salamanca, NY
Finally, the weather in our part of New York is improving. Many businesses are closed due to COVID-19, and that can get frustrating when the weather doesn’t cooperate. This afternoon, the husband, the dog, and I explored part of the … Continue reading
Visiting: Ulinger’s Maple Farm
Did you know New York State is home to the largest resource of tappable maple trees in the USA? Because of that, the state uses maple and maple syrup as a tourism tool. I don’t know when the first Maple … Continue reading
Visiting: Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts
How often do we not pay attention to what we have in our own communities? For example, I want to spend more time in Savannah, Georgia, and visit Charleston, South Carolina. But I’ve not even visited the Bartlett House right … Continue reading
Rough Draft: Genesee Valley Greenway Trail at Cuba, NY
So who doesn’t have goals or resolutions on 01 January? A couple of mine always focus on health and walking. I WILL get so many steps a day, etc. New York State Parks do First Day hikes across the state … Continue reading
McCombs on Main 