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| "Empire State" "One of the few places [NYC] I was anxious to flee from." -Frank |
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Buffalo - The big, bustling city on the west side of New York... that isn't Niagara Falls. (Oct. '04)
Darien - Much to my surprise, this small town has a Six Flags (Darien Lakes) park here. (Oct. '04)
Malone - A good spot for sandwiches, or to visit one of the numerous churches. (Oct. '04)
Niagara Falls - Come for the view of Toronto, stay for the waterfalls. (Oct. '04)
New York City - This is one of the few places I clearly have to, and have been doing, in waves. (Oct. '04, Dec. '06)
Owego - This is the Village of Owego, as opposed to the Town by the same name in New York. (Feb. '07)
Potsdam - Home of a SUNY college campus, and the only downed tree we saw in New York. (Oct. '04)
Rochester - A big ol' town with some big ideas and buildings. Or something; I got nothing. (Oct. '04)
Rouses Point - Both in the dark and early morning light, this town was just adorable. (Oct. '04)
Salamanca - What started out as a turn between highways became a cute little town to visit. (Oct. '04)
Syracuse - A big town. Honestly, I didn't fall in love with the place, but they're not all winners. (Oct. '04)
Tupper Lake - I stopped in here on Jon (from Tubby's work)'s suggestion. It was a good idea. (Oct. '04)
Waterloo - Not just an Abba song, it's also a town -- since 1792. (Oct. '04)
Watertown - One of the cities perched along Lake Ontario. And they build with steel. (Oct. '04)
Waverly - One of two Waverly towns in New York, but the only one in Tioga County. (Feb. '07)
Cities I meant to do, but haven't yet...
New York - To be visited... someday. There's more stuff listed within each of the five boroughs, below.