I am planning a visit This summer and Have NeveR been to The North East Coast so Yes that makes me a newbie LOL..
I have sent inquiries of Places to stay. areas to avoid and so On, How ever, zero response or help was returned
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Speak for yourself. I wouldn’t schedule with you at all. But I would for the OP. Originally Posted by mc197536
Hello NY!!NYC is super saturated...it's a lot of work but it can be pretty good. I must say that I prefer Long Island (specifically central L.I.) to NYC proper. Westchester County (White Plains, Tarrytown etc) I like as well. Going more upstate I have an affinity for the Albany area but I've enjoyed Buffalo and Syracuse (some ladies enjoy Rochester but it wasn't for me).
I am planning a visit This summer and Have NeveR been to The North East Coast so Yes that makes me a newbie LOL..
I have sent inquiries of Places to stay. areas to avoid and so On, How ever, zero response or help was returnedso now I'm coming here. And in hopes of somebody shining some light on me.. I don't feel there's a ton more I will need yet, just than what I've mentioned. So if anybody has any input send me a PM. I'd really like to learn more about New York City hobby life before I head out there. ������ Originally Posted by chrissy
NYC is super saturated...it's a lot of work but it can be pretty good. I must say that I prefer Long Island (specifically central L.I.) to NYC proper. Westchester County (White Plains, Tarrytown etc) I like as well. Going more upstate I have an affinity for the Albany area but I've enjoyed Buffalo and Syracuse (some ladies enjoy Rochester but it wasn't for me).Thank you kindly gorgeous. I am planning on making several separate visits to the beautiful state. I'm not much into the tourist attractions. So I will be there actually to have fun in the hobby. I have looked into Buffalo and Rochester to start off with. For my first visit I would like to devote just a couple of days to each locale.
Take your time researching...oddly enough people (esp providers) tend to be more responsive if/when it seems like you've put in some legwork on your own already. Lots of luck and $. Originally Posted by MOCHAakaMOCHA