Ramada Inn Syracuse

1305 Buckley Rd Syracuse, New York, 13212, United States

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The Hangover and the Red Lobster

A travel blog entry by nickomahoney

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... and I rocked the Baconator combo meal, ideal snap


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Nothing too exciting day wise, mainly driving about and doing some writing work.

We decided to hit a bowling alley, however it was Saturday night and every single American alive seemed to have the same idea, so instead ...

The Joy of a Short Day

A travel blog entry by smcollins

2

... up my daily ice cream allowances for dinner. I had the "Ice Cream Treasure" for dessert and I had to recruit Team Collins to help me finish it. This monstrosity was easily over 1000 calories. It was chocolate, and ice cream, and cookies, and fudge, and caramel in a pile of decadence the size of a treasure chest.

And for the record, I'm ready to be done with this trip. We're over 90% done by distance and I'm trying not to ...

3,000 miles under our wheels!

A travel blog entry by crossamerica

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... all day.
Along the way we passed the Erie Canal. I didn't know until today that there were any significant canals in North America other than the St Lawrence Seaway but in this area there are no less than four canals that linked industrial centres in New York State.
We also passed close to one of the Finger Lakes. There are five glacial lakes spread out, as the name suggests, like the fingers ...

Travel Day

A travel blog entry by baseballkt

... coach of Syracuse's basketball team (his name is escaping me right now), Tony Bennett, and The Fonz. Chris and I came to the realization this happens every time we go on vacation-doesn't matter where we go. We look for something specific, it ends up not working, and then we end up finding an Italian Restaurant and having an excellent meal! Everything here was homemade. The bread was even excellent, but what made it was the garlic and chive spread (probably mixed with ...

Roadtripping with Bruce

A travel blog entry by lokandmon

... water called the ‘Sulphuric Caldron’. The smell was terrible. But the mud pool was impressive – it only it wouldn’t burn your skin off. We actually ended up afterwards heading to an area covered in sulphuric pool. The smell was horrific – actually started to feel sick after a while. Definitely couldn’t wait to leave the area and pretty keen to never see any more sulphuric pools. We next checked out the upper and lower Artist Point which they term ...

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