Re: Truth Beauty book
Hi Judy
AMTRAK is great but you would need at lest a overnight
Not like the good old day's when it was the new York Central rail
Than there was all the bus line you could get from all the small towns
to the big city like Rochester.
RIT than was right in the center of the city no campus.
Than there farther Kodak huge than.
At the start of the year Kodak gave a lunch and a big tour of Kodak for
the freshmen.
Students got large discounts on film and paper.
We all started with large format.
MY class was over 100 students one woman in it few women were in
photography
That is changed now wish it was like that than.
James
On May 12, 2009, at 11:21 PM, Judy Seigel wrote:
On Tue, 12 May 2009, james romeo wrote:
Judy
Have a good trip
Eastman House is great
I went to RIT back 1953 and I come from that part of the world Seneca
Falls woman rights
I was up there last July for 55 year school reunion
I go up now and than.
I go up not air use AMTRAK great trip up the Hudson and west central
NY
Better than air comfort ,lot to see,keep your shoe on and you do not
have to go as far uptown to get the train
Enjoy
james Romeo
Hi James ! NOW YOU TELL ME !!! (Tho that's good to know on general
principles.)
For this trip, however, I probably prefer plane: up and back the same
day -- 9:30 AM flight up and 7:30 PM back... tho due to personal
error, I had to change the day from Tuesday to Wednesday, giving Jet
Blue another $50 for the accomodation... (grrrr...)
I also, in the long ago, had a couple of lovely visits to Rochester
(including Eastman House). The Visual Studies Workshop had a great
workshop, for which we stayed in an RIT or U of Rochester dorm (for
$30) and either that event or another had a wonderful, cruel,
delicious course with Nathan Lyons. This time, as noted, I will seek
the opportunity to give Eastman House a piece of my mind (little as I
can spare it) -- What kind of bubble are they in that they know
NOTHING except thruway ?
Maybe it's NYC-centric to demand mention of transport from here... So
let them cite what reaches Rochester (train, plane, et al), & we fill
in details. Did I mention that I was annoyed to find elaborate
detailed instructions for car only? (The front page of today's NY
Times, incidentally, reports on a German suburb with no cars allowed,
only bicycles and feet... If residents want a car they can buy garage
space on the outskirts for $40,000.)
I can, BTW, take the A train to and from Kennedy -- it transfers to or
becomes "the train to the plane." (And I read in the NY Times Science
Section today that we ancients can tolerate sleep deprivation better
than our juniors... Do I know anything not explained in the Times?
I'll let you know.)
cheers,
Judy