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BanjoJoe

BanjoJoe


41 places I want to go   76 places I've been
  2. 1. Grand Teton National Park
    United States: Wyoming
    3 cheers     		196 people
  3. 2. Bora Bora
    French Polynesia: Society Islands
    1 cheer     		1,030 people
  4. 3. Where The Sidewalk Ends
    Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction
    4 cheers     		7 people
  5. 4. Bryce Canyon National Park
    United States: Utah
    1 cheer     		224 people
  6. 5. Cumberland Gap
    United States: Kentucky
    		9 people
  7. 6. Natchez Trace Parkway
    United States: Mississippi
    		6 people
  8. 7. Blue Ridge Parkway
    United States: North Carolina
    1 cheer     		31 people
  9. 8. Jackson Hole
    United States: Wyoming
    		109 people
  10. 9. Moosehead Lake
    United States: Maine
    1 cheer     		5 people
  11. 10. Baxter State Park
    United States: Maine
    		9 people
  12. 11. Acadia National Park
    United States: Maine
    1 cheer     		182 people
  13. 12. Desert Of Maine
    United States: Maine: Freeport
    1 cheer     		14 people
  14. 13. Eastern Oregon Desert
    United States: Oregon
    		2 people
  15. 14. Yosemite National Park
    United States: California: Northern California: Central California
    3 cheers     		1,073 people
  16. 15. Parker's Maple Barn
    United States: New Hampshire: Mason
    1 cheer     		4 people
  17. 16. Cranesville Swamp Preserve
    United States: West Virginia: Cranesville
    		1 person
  18. 17. The Cutty Sark Clipper Ship
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: London: Greenwich
    		1 person
  19. 18. Old Sturbridge Village
    United States: Massachusetts: Sturbridge
    1 cheer     		2 people
  20. 19. The Paper House
    United States: Massachusetts: North Shore: Essex County: Rockport
    		3 people
  21. 20. Hudson River Maritime Museum
    United States: New York State: Lower New York State: Hudson Valley: Ulster County: Kingston
    		1 person
  22. 21. Slate Valley Museum
    United States: New York State: Upstate: Washington County: Granville
    		1 person

Recent entries

The Adirondack Museum, Blue Mountain Lake

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Just got back (pre-Memorial Day 2007) from a trip to the Adirondack Museum. When this place was designed, it was clearly well thought-out. The exhibits are spacious and informative, the grounds are pleasant and easy to get around, and the staff is helpful. The gift shop has a lot of nice items as well. Worth visiting.

MOSTIMPORTANT: if you go — here or, for that matter, any other place in the Adirondacks — apply plenty of bug spray to all exposed skin. When you think you’ve applied enough, apply some more. The black flies are relentless.

over 4 years ago

Pine Creek Gorge, Tioga County

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I was here only briefly, a few months back. It was absolutely gorgeous, overlooking the canyon. If you’ve ever seen a turkey vulture in flight, you already know how graceful they are. What was new and interesting about the turkey vultures at Pine Greek Gorge is the fact that I was viewing them from above. I was on the overlook on one of the canyon rims, and I observed (from above) the turkey vultures soaring back and forth. Amazing.

I plan to come back here again, allotting more time (a few days), so I can hike and enjoy the bottom of the canyon.

over 5 years ago

Kidron, Ohio

my inner Luddite is satisfied; my inner traveler is not

Went to Kidron and to Lehman’s Non-Electric Store on a recent trip through Pennsylvania and Ohio. Anyone who’s driven across Pennsylvania can tell you: it’s a long drive, but it is always scenic. I can’t say the same thing about Ohio. Almost as soon as I crossed the Pennsylvania border into Ohio, and started heading southwest past Akron, the roads got worse and the scenery practically disappeared.

The visit to Lehman’s itself was good. I picked up a number of items I’d been planning to buy, as well as quite a few that were impulse purchases. But Kidron is boooorrrriiinggg, although it was cool seeing an 18-wheeler truck crawling along the road behind an Amish guy in his horse cart.

So, bottom line? Go to Lehman’s to indulge your self-sufficient streak — but then, get out of Kidron (and Ohio) as fast as possible, and get back to some place more interesting.

over 5 years ago
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