Zoltan let me know what your route thru NYS would be taking.

I live in Syracuse smack dab in the middle of the state..

a few places to note are

Niagara falls  canada+New York  http://www.infoniagara.com/

Letchworth State Park (grand canyon of the east, majestic in October)
http://ecojb.fiu.edu/letchworth.html
http://www.allwny.com/letchworth1.html

Boldt Castle in the Thousand Islands part of the St Lawerance seaway
(alaxandria bay, NY)
http://www.boldtcastle.com/    http://www.1000islands.com

Howe caverns
http://www.howecaverns.com/main.php

basball hall of fame (cooperstown,ny)
http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/

and of course our Adirondak mountaines, (though might not be as much
after coming thru the rockies)
http://www.nynaturalwonders.com/home.html

hope these help and offer some insight into what NYS has to offer,
aside from a fairly direct interstate to boston.

Dan Stevens

Date:    Wed, 11 Aug 2004 15:52:04 -0700
From:    zolo <zolo@FOXINTERNET.NET>
Subject: Would the List know...?

Hello to all on the List,

I am about to visit the East Coast to see all there is worthy to see.
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Now, myself being a foreigner, I have no idea of all the important must
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see places.  I will attempt to start in the North East and wondering =
down to the Florida Keys eventually.  I will drive from Seattle on I-90
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to Boston, and there maybe some greatness along the way or close by,
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from the Florida Keys I will drive back across the country on one of
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Southern freeways, also looking for some major interesting things to =
look at. =20
I will be interested in museums, historical places and buildings, =
palacies of the famous old time riches, natural beauty of the land, the
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best restaurants, the best jazz clubs and generally all that should not
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be missed.  I am also a golfer and would be good to know where to play
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for the right price that is also a quality course and is a challange to
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a better player. =20
So, here I would like to as The List, the members, to give me their =
input and guidance on this matter, please.
Regards, Zoltan