Passport Inn Utica
2243 Route 5 Utica, New York, 13502, United States
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Lake Chalet Campground
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Highway 20 takes us through Schenectady and Saratoga Springs, with more beautiful architecture and huge, huge homes. Makes me think about the actual building of those homes back in the day and how different it is from today because each one of them has so much character.
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National Baseball Hall of Fame
... course after we parked and were headed to the trolley stop we noticed that the trolley was not running today because it only runs on the weekends in the fall. Luckily the lot we picked was really only about a half mile away from the hall of fame so we just walked on over.
We went straight to the Baseball Hall of Fame and hung out for hours reading tons of stuff. I have been to Cooperstown before on a family ...
Boycott Cooperstown
Before visiting Cooperstown visit www.coophallofshame.com/boycott . Discover why there was a shooting in front of the Hall of Fame. Discover the questions raised about bullying in Cooperstown, and disturbing issues of anti-Italian and anti-Catholic bigotry. Ask yourself, is this a place I really wish to ...
Cycling the Old Erie Canal Trail from Rome
... as he would have to measure their runs.
As i was passing over the lock to get to the trail, which was on the other side, a pair of cyclists greeted me. One told me that my helmet strap was over my ears and he could show me how to fix it...so it did and it was much more comfortable after that because it had pressed on my ears and it hurt even more when my earring would get tangled up in the straps too.
So those were the major events....I was ...
Road Trip - Day 3
The girls and boys had separate days of fun for the most part. Jenn and Anna had a fun day walking around the very cute town of Cooperstown, followed by a rainy movie in the cabin, sunny bike ride and pool time. The pool time included a raucous game of chicken with 2 teenage campers. Jackson lead his father around the National Baseball Hall of Fame. We saw every exhibit and ...
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