Econo Lodge - Ithaca
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Moving West.
Arrived in Ithaca, NY State USA late Thursday afternoon. A relevantly short leg (compared to earlier), 350 miles took 2hrs 30mins in another headwind! Perfect weather all the way. I never saw another aircraft until I landed.
The American system of "Flight Following" is a huge advantage. I was given traffic separation (not much there though) restricted areas, any bad weather, and it seems everything else ...
First stop, Wine Country Dog Show
We are heading out west with a first stop in the Finger Lakes at a dog show that Ginger has always wanted to go to. We are at vast Sampson State Park, located on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake. The park was originally the site of the second largest Navy training site in the country during WWII and later became an Air Force training site during the Korean War. The base closed in 1956 and much later New York State took over ...
Boston
Hello everyone
Yesterday we went to Boston and saw all of the historical sites. We took a walking tour on the Freedom Trail which took us through historic Boston. It was led by a gentleman dressed in the uniform of a Redcoat. He told us about the many myths related to the Revolutionary War. He is a history teacher in one of the local schools. It ...
How Much Wood Would A Woodchuck Chuck?
... Toast und Hash Brown sind geschmacklich deutlich vorn, dafür punktet IHOP bei den Pancakes. Kaffee kann man aber in beiden nicht trinken.
Die weitere Fahrt bis Waterloo ist ziemlich öde und zieht sich genauso ätzend wie die Anreise nach Niagara Falls vor zwei Tagen. Eigentlich sollte man bei der Reiseplanung schauen, diese Strecke nur einmal fahren zu müssen. New York ist halt doch ein recht großer Bundesstaat. Die ...
Finger Lakes
... Seneca Falls. The historical museum celebrates the women who were at the center of the struggle for equal rights in the 1800s. Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and others organized and held an convention in Seneca Falls in 1848, which brought together hundreds of women and men. It took 72 years following this convention for women to finally be given the right to vote in Federal elections in 1920. ...