Opening day is 7/29/2009 11am
Sunday 8/2/2009 - Baseball Cap
Sunday 8/16/2009 - Short Sleeve T-Shirt
Sunday 8/23/2009 - Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Sunday 8/30/2009 - Knitted Cap
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Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Thursday, August 21, 2008
The Great New York State Fair :: August 21 - September 1, 2008 :: Syracuse, NY
The Empire Expo Center's single largest event, the Fair, is a 12-day summer showcase of the best of New York State's agriculture, entertainment, education, industry, and technology.
You will view over 375 acres of animals, exhibits and displays. See live performances from the biggest names in entertainment. Enjoy Midway rides and games of skill. And savor mountains of mouth-watering food. No wonder almost one million people visited the Fair last year.
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Review: Visited 8/21/08
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Monday, August 11, 2008
Utica Zoo - Utica, NY
Utica Zoo
The Utica Zoo has served the region for over 88 years. Located in Roscoe-Conkling Park, the zoo is part of a recreational complex made possible by the donation of land from Thomas R. Proctor in 1909. The zoo has grown from its small beginnings with three fallow deer to its present collection of over 200 animals. Of the 80 acres of land set aside for the zoo's use, 35 are presently developed.
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ADMISSIONS FEES AND SPECIAL RATES (as of 8/11/08)
The Utica Zoo is open year round 10AM-5PM daily.
Admissions fees are:
Adults $6.50
Children (4-12) $3.50
Seniors (over 60) $5.00
Children under age 4 free
Members free
Special Rates:
Group rate (minimum 10 paying)
Adults $4.25
Children $2.50
Seniors $3.50
The Utica Zoo has served the region for over 88 years. Located in Roscoe-Conkling Park, the zoo is part of a recreational complex made possible by the donation of land from Thomas R. Proctor in 1909. The zoo has grown from its small beginnings with three fallow deer to its present collection of over 200 animals. Of the 80 acres of land set aside for the zoo's use, 35 are presently developed.
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ADMISSIONS FEES AND SPECIAL RATES (as of 8/11/08)
The Utica Zoo is open year round 10AM-5PM daily.
Admissions fees are:
Adults $6.50
Children (4-12) $3.50
Seniors (over 60) $5.00
Children under age 4 free
Members free
Special Rates:
Group rate (minimum 10 paying)
Adults $4.25
Children $2.50
Seniors $3.50
Adirondack Animal Land - Gloversville, NY
Adirondack Animal Land ::Welcome to the Zoo::: "The largest ZOO in upstate New York
and voted the area's #1 Tourist attraction 3 years in a row!
With over five hundred animals (view list) - from colorful birds to camels to bear and deer, the ZOO has a variety of animals and activities that are sure to please the whole family. We also have one of the Adirondack's finest variety of gifts and souvenirs!
Located in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains, near Sacandaga Lake in Fulton County, this 80 acre ZOO/Wildlife Park is only minutes north of the New York State Thruway on Route 30 North.
We have many black top pathways but not all areas of the zoo are handicapped accessible.
Enjoy the 45 Acre African Safari Ride with 35 Acres
of Walk Through!!!"
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Hours & Admission (as of 8/11/08)
Regular hours are 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.. The zoo is open every day, mid May thru Labor Day. Please note that the Zoo starts putting animals in for the night at 4 p.m.. Ticket sales cease one hour prior to closing time.
General Admission Prices:
Adults (ages greater than 12 years) - $11.75Children (ages 12 mos. - 12 years) $8.75Children under 12 months old are free.
and voted the area's #1 Tourist attraction 3 years in a row!
With over five hundred animals (view list) - from colorful birds to camels to bear and deer, the ZOO has a variety of animals and activities that are sure to please the whole family. We also have one of the Adirondack's finest variety of gifts and souvenirs!
Located in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains, near Sacandaga Lake in Fulton County, this 80 acre ZOO/Wildlife Park is only minutes north of the New York State Thruway on Route 30 North.
We have many black top pathways but not all areas of the zoo are handicapped accessible.
Enjoy the 45 Acre African Safari Ride with 35 Acres
of Walk Through!!!"
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Hours & Admission (as of 8/11/08)
Regular hours are 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.. The zoo is open every day, mid May thru Labor Day. Please note that the Zoo starts putting animals in for the night at 4 p.m.. Ticket sales cease one hour prior to closing time.
General Admission Prices:
Adults (ages greater than 12 years) - $11.75Children (ages 12 mos. - 12 years) $8.75Children under 12 months old are free.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Eagle Mills Cider Company - Broadalbin, New York
Eagle Mills Cider Company, working water powered mill in Broadalbin, New York
Step Back In Time...
Our 100 year old water wheel still powers the cider mill, as well as our old fashioned ice cream maker. This incredible array of belts, pulleys and line shafts move apples through the mill, up the apple elevator, through the grinder and finally to our antique, knuckle joint cider press, where they are squeezed and blended to produce our famous Eagle Mills Cider.
The same waters of the Kennyetto Creek that dance in an endless cascade through the water wheel, also flow under New York's only remaining double-walkway, drive through Covered Bridge.
Your family will also enjoy many other fun attractions:
• Eagle Mills Express Train• Gemstone Mining• Dino Dig• Kidsville• Ice Cream Mill• Bakery and Fudge Shop• Petting Goat Junction
Step Back In Time...
Our 100 year old water wheel still powers the cider mill, as well as our old fashioned ice cream maker. This incredible array of belts, pulleys and line shafts move apples through the mill, up the apple elevator, through the grinder and finally to our antique, knuckle joint cider press, where they are squeezed and blended to produce our famous Eagle Mills Cider.
The same waters of the Kennyetto Creek that dance in an endless cascade through the water wheel, also flow under New York's only remaining double-walkway, drive through Covered Bridge.
Your family will also enjoy many other fun attractions:
• Eagle Mills Express Train• Gemstone Mining• Dino Dig• Kidsville• Ice Cream Mill• Bakery and Fudge Shop• Petting Goat Junction
Howe Caverns - Howes Cave, NY
Howe Caverns: the Northeast's premier natural show cave
Imagine...stepping into an elevator that takes you 156 feet below the Earth's surface. When the elevator stops, the doors open into a prehistoric underground cavern six million years in the making. As you exit into the Vestibule, your imagination takes hold.
The air down here is different. A constant 52º Fahrenheit / 12º Celcius and 70-75% humidity, year round.
As your eyes adjust to the underworld, shadows hide secrets in every crack and crevice. Sound echos off the walls and ceiling, reminding you of just how deep you have decended and what surprises await you in the underground wonder.
You don't have to be a serious caver or spelunker to appreciate the geology of Howe Caverns. Your specially trained tour guide will help you negotiate the cave and learn about the magnificent limestone formations, the stalactites, stalagmites and flowstone, and the tremendous conservation effort underway to protect and preserve Howe Caverns for future generations.
Imagine...stepping into an elevator that takes you 156 feet below the Earth's surface. When the elevator stops, the doors open into a prehistoric underground cavern six million years in the making. As you exit into the Vestibule, your imagination takes hold.
The air down here is different. A constant 52º Fahrenheit / 12º Celcius and 70-75% humidity, year round.
As your eyes adjust to the underworld, shadows hide secrets in every crack and crevice. Sound echos off the walls and ceiling, reminding you of just how deep you have decended and what surprises await you in the underground wonder.
You don't have to be a serious caver or spelunker to appreciate the geology of Howe Caverns. Your specially trained tour guide will help you negotiate the cave and learn about the magnificent limestone formations, the stalactites, stalagmites and flowstone, and the tremendous conservation effort underway to protect and preserve Howe Caverns for future generations.
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