Blogs from Albany, New York, United States, North America - page 3

Step 8 Once you have your fingerprints and the Statement of no criminal record these 2 documents must be legalized by your local Argentine Consulate. Which is, of course, all the way down in NYC. You decide to look on the webpage for info about legalizing these documents. You go to the consulate site, switch the language to English, click on legalization of documents and it ikeeps switching back to Spanish the text IS ONLY IN SPANISH. There is nothing clickable in English on this website about documents. ARG. VERY VERY FRUSTRATING. You speak Spanish pretty well, well enough to order lunch and/or take the bus but these are legal documents here. I don't understand a good percentage of it. You guess you'll compose an email to the address provided asking them if they do legalize ... read more

Albany is the capital of New York and the centre of Albany Province. In Albany city streets you watch more workers around after hours. There are crowded bars and restaurants not uncommon. Albany city is also located historical places with say about Albany oldest story. You can get it by airlines, bus and car. If you want to visit this city then hire yellow taxi services and Capitaland taxi also, which are the famous travel transportations things in Albany with very cheaper rates as compare to other way. This is so beautiful city for traveling. There are so many places for watch like New York State Capitol, The Empire State Plaza, Corning Tower Observation Deck, State Street, Washington Park much more located but we spend on day at Washington Park. It is so beautiful parks. It ... read more

Spanish girl was going to Vaduz, the capital of Liechenstein. I wished I could elope with her. But instead went with Rajesh to Zurich HB. The TGV from Zurich to Paris left at 7:02 am and dropped us in Paris Est station 4.5 hours later. It was a speed train and we traveled first class. I could feel the speed only when another train zoomed by the window within seconds at the speed of lightening. As we neared Paris, I saw the Eiffel Tower and Montmartre again, but felt no joy. We had to take the train to Gare du Nord station and from there the RER B to the Aeroport Charles de Gaulle. I realized that we were doing everything in reverse to the start of our travel. The very same father-son duet musicians played ... read more

Now this was fun! My friend Rowan and I hitchhiked down to Albany (capital of New York). We arrived on a busy stretch of highway just outside of Montreal at about 4pm, ready for a long haul of unaccomodating drivers (beep! - several). I decided to take the plunge and take first thumb, selling my body for the whims of the drivers, but for naught. I was out there only 15 minutes before Rowan stepped into the frey. He was there a good 30 seconds before he managed to pull in a car, and here I had just got comfortable. The road down to Albany from Montreal is a wonderful drive at the end of september when we did it. The fall colours are defiently something to see for people who have come from a continent ... read more

so we went trapsing through Voorheesville, NY today at Thacher Park. we hiked the indian ladder trail, and took a few detours to get ourselves into a few precarious positions! we found a few trails that took us up to about halfway up one of the falls, n then we hiked back along the higher path and ended up having to free climb our way down about 30 feet or so, but we made it safe and sound... we stood underneath another one of the falls and found a cave about 40 feet up or so. i climbed up to check it out but jimmy decided he didn't feel like dying today so i climbed back down. at the end of the trail we decided to live on the edge and go off the beaten ... read more