Most people are drawn to Niagara Falls for—well for the falls. But, I had an entirely different, and slightly odd, reason for taking a trip to this landmark.
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JULY: Canoe Camping at Cheney Pond
Nature vs. Nurture: Can the art of camping be learned?
You’ve probably never heard of Newcomb, NY. If you have, I’m going to guess you’re either from somewhere near this modest, charming Adirondack town, you’re one of the approximate 400 people that currently live there, or, like my boyfriend, you grew up there . . .
Stop and Smell the Corpse Flower
For the first time since 1939, an Amorphophallus titanum, also known as the corpse flower, bloomed at the NY Botanical Garden. But, if you weren’t there with the other 2500 people this past weekend, you already missed it.
MARCH (sort of): The Cloisters New York, NY
Fort Tryon Park overlooks the Hudson River and is home to The Cloisters, a museum run by The MET. Come explore this lovely section of Hudson Heights and step back into a little piece of Medieval Europe.