August 11, 2011. I came home – hotel, in this case – a little bit richer. The secret? Saratoga Race Track! Just like they say, “Winning Never Looked So Good!” You can find Saratoga, New York, a charming little town 40 miles north from Albany. The most walkable city, pet friendly, historic architecture, Saratoga […]
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The first dinner at Albany, New York was at Yono’s, just like I mentioned in the last post, and yes, I had to write a single post for this place. Obviously, I’m not an expert of food to use appropriate terms, but no need to be one to express my appreciation for the fine meal.
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I know, I’m little behind, but I decided to not skip my journey of last few days.It was combination of a lot of things. First, there was no accessible WiFi for few days, and second, it was mostly visiting people and having lots of schedules, that not organized by us. I apologize for
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Day 10. P & P – Pothole and Pizza capital in the world Pothole What a random encounter! Archbald Pothole State Park, there’s a huge pothole. According to their website, “a geologic feature that formed during the Wisconsin Glacial Period, around 15,000 years ago. The pothole is 38 feet deep and has
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Day 8. So… this is American food, huh? After the supposed-to-be-humorous but ended-up-very-controversial Runaway Food: A-Z – A is for America (Taco Bell), I asked people, “So then, what do you think American food is?” I was actually curious. But no answer. Yesterday, I had ‘The American food’ experience at dinner last
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Have you noticed any differences when you first arrived in Philadelphia? I know, there are lots of distinguishing things in this city, but one thing that capture your eyes… Murals! When I first visited Philly a few weeks ago, first I surprised by the gigantic American flag mural, and the series of street arts with
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Day 6. City of Brotherly Love. The name ‘Philadelphia’ means brotherly love in Latin. Every single corner of Philly, there are surprises. If you are not a fan of surprises, don’t worry – this is a good surprise that Philly gave you. Today was a get to know Philadelphia day. Walked
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Day 5. Now it’s time to see “Off” the beaten path of Philadelphia. It was not my first encounter with Philadelphia. Remember? I experienced the most “On” the beaten path of Philadelphia and wrote about it. Now, it’s time to meet different side of the city! Early morning, we went to a quick
Day 3-4. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania is more than Just the Battlefield. New state, Pennsylvania! August 02, 6:30 in the morning, we started the car to avoid the traffic. Mission was successful. We didn’t meet any traffic jam on the way to Gettysburg from Falls Church, VA. About two hours, Pennsylvania welcomes me, gladly. We
Carlo and Snezhana, friends I am staying with, have a dog named Jason. He was kind of scared of approaching me but we got along wonderfully this morning. He showed his love and affection to me, and he was sitting next to me while I was working with my laptop. He looks a
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