Is there anyway you can do Horse riding along the beach in Orlando?|165724

Hiya,

Im going to be planning a trip to Orlando next year (May/June) time and one of my dreams (might sound a little silly!) is to do horse riding along the beach (in the evening or something) and sit round a camp fire etc.

Is there anywhere in or around Orlando that does that?

Would be greatful for answers :)

Thank you!

Orlando doesn_t have a beach, its in the dead center of Florida... but they may do it in like melbourne, cocoa beach, daytona, vero beach, st. pete beach, etc... all are between an hr to two and halfhours drive from Orlando!!!

have a fantastic trip!

Sorry.........you need to travel east about 60 miles or west about 100 miles...........no beaches in orlando.........

i dont know

Where are the nicest places to live in the Cincinnati area?|185305

Looking to rent a home. Heard Hyde park is nice, want to be close to UC, but not in a place where I_ll be robbed. Visited my friend_s brother years ago in Clifton and thought it was pretty crappy. I_d prefer to stay on the ohio side, for college residency reasons, but will consider the KY side. Can afford a nicer place, so throw everything out there for me. I want a house too, not an apartment. Thank you.

Kenwood, Morrow are both really nice places to live. They are on the expensive side but nice. Hyde Park is nice. Don_t go to Avondale, Evanston, Oakley, Over the Rhine. Fort Thomas in Kentucky was okay the last time I was there. Hope this helps.

IMt.Auburn is close to uc and a good neighborhood just stay out the bad part of it it and you_ll be fine in clifton to if you move by the college beacue that is a busy part.

Actually you may want to look deeper into Clifton. The area across from the hospital which is considered as Clifton Height and also Calhoun Marketplace is a great residetial place to be.

Milton Street
Prospect Hill, Cincinnati
45210
It is the original _corporate city limits_ back when the city was founded.
Some will say that it is the wrong part of town, but all you need to do is park your car and take a walk up the street.... I promise that you will see _for rent_ signs and you will fall in love. It is several blocks long, all residential (except for Milton_s Tavern) and every building on the street is a national historic landmark. Oh yea, did I mention the panoramic view of the city.... With out the Mt Adams price tag!!!

http://www.prospecthillcincinnati.org/


http://www.pbase.com/cincyimages/mt_aubu��

Hyde Park is really nice, very charming. Mount Adams is pretty hip.

Mount Lookout is getting better. I don_t think you_ll be able to find a nice safe house all that close to UC. It_s not a bad area, but it_s not nice either.

Here_s a nice website about all the neighborhoods:
http://www.cincinnatihome.org/neighborho��

Stay AWAY from Over-the-Rhine unless you like gunshots and drive-bys. I live in the Columbus area and hear about O-T-R waaaay too often.

I work with guys who are from the Cincy area. I_ll ask them tonight.

hyde park, villa hills, indian hill, just dont live in latonia, newport, or downtown covington.

What was the original exterior and interior paint color of the Stanley Hotel?|183215

Was it a yellow exterior and all white interior or am i mistaken?

I Googled the Stanley Hotel and looked in images. All the pictures were of a white exterior. I don_t see any pictures of a yellow building and some of the photos are clearly pretty old.

Call and ask them.


http://www.stanleyhotel.com/

How do you get from Cornell University to Stewart Park next to Cayuga Lake?|194103

I need directions without a car and google maps is not cooperating with me right now

Isn_t it right off of route 13?

What are the busiest subways in New York?|169523

I want to write a story for my school paper about the problems of the NYC subway system and I wanted to reference the crowdedness as a problem? I also need quotes of passengers taking those lines. Which of the subway lines are the busiest and at what time?

its hard to pin point a particular subway line cause theyre all busy especially during rush hour. what you have is some busy and crowded train stations such as, 42nd st grand central on the 4, 5 and 6 line. 34th st penn station on the 1,2 and 3 line.

The 6 train is super crowded during rush hour. In fact, the 4/5/6 trains (Lexington Ave lines) are all so crowded that they_ve started construction on the 2nd Ave line.

The Lexington Avenue Line, which is the only line serving the East Side. It is always crowded, especially when the Yankees are playing at home.

Good luck

The E and F trains are also crowded during rush hour, however, i dont_ think they are as crowded ast the 4 5 and 6 trains

The 4/5/6 trains. I_ve been on then at all times of the day and they are always jammed packed.

The one you are waiting to board.


Seems that way whenever I visit NYC.

Penn Station
Times Square

Where can i buy tickets for the rocket summer concert March 26?|182524

Ive checked everywhere online for these tickets. I even screwed up my ticket order by buying tickets somewhere else. And if i buy my tickets on the day of the show will i be far away from the stage?

http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1C0040��


for some reason they aren_t available.

I found the link from
http://www.altpress.com/specials/theapto��

check with this travel website www.ytb.com/emcguire. Great prices and info. Good luck!!

What is the best part of portland to live in?|180433

I_ll be moving up there for school the start of 08 from so cal and I dont want to live in the dorms.
What part of town is the best to get an apartment in?
I want to live in a fairly safe part of the city.My range is 850-1,200 a month.What part would you reccomend?

The pearl is nice, it_s similar to santa monica, in it_s people and restraunts and shops. 23rd reminds me alot of melrose, expensive boutique, little bistros whatnot. psu actualy has some nice apt. around, everything is walkable. There_s a few towers over there that have garages. which is a bonus unlike nw which is on street parking. I actualy perfer goose hollow, it_s accesible to everything but alittle more tucked away. cute older homes and new apt. developes going in currently.

Check out

Museum Place Apartments

1030 SW Jefferson St
Portland, OR 97201 Map

(503) 295-0303

They are close to shopping, PSU and obviously the Art Museum and public transportation.

Good Luck to you.

i noticed a lot of people are recommending the pearl district to you and i admit it is nice. good shopping too (but expensive)

Hey for that much you can live in The Pearl District. If you want to live near PSU you can get a decent place for that much.

Northwest Portland is the best. Around 23rd street is very safe and friendly. Hard to park a car tho.

It all depends on what kind of neighborhood you like. I love inner SE Portland. Hawthorne/Belmont/Clinton St are all great places to live. Tons of shopping, coffee shops, bars, etc. Also, PSU is right over the Hawthorne Bridge pretty much (that is if you are attending PSU...not sure which school you_re going to). There are lots of great neighborhoods you could afford to live in that are safe and fun.

You should check out flats in the Pearl District, NW 23rd, or the West Hills.

Here are some places...
-Riverplace Square
-10th @ Hoyt
-the Merrick
-Forest Creek
-Scott Mountain by the Brook
-Wimbledon Square
-Village At Lovejoy Fountain
-Lovejoy Station