u/Broome_is_Good

Hey everyone, random question for the locals.

I’ve been trying to mix up my morning routine lately and ended up hitting both Cup a Jo and Cup o’ Joe over the last couple of weeks.

Obviously both get the job done for coffee, but they have completely different energy. One feels a bit more chill/sit-and-get-work-done, while the other feels more like a quick pop-in spot.

For those who go to either/both regularly, which atmosphere do you prefer to hang out in? Also, open to any sleeper menu recommendations if there’s a drink or pastry I missed at either place!

Seeing the area from a few thousand feet up gives you a whole new perspective! Snapped photos of Chenango Bridge, Dorchester Park, and BGM while I was up.

I truly enjoyed my discovery flight with Goodrich Aviation over at the Greater Binghamton Airport, and I can't recommend it enough if you've ever been curious about flying.

Definitely makes you appreciate how pretty the Southern Tier really is!

Hey everyone, I visited Funky Beez for the first time recently, and it got me thinking about the rest of the ice cream scene.

Who gives you the best value/biggest scoops for your money around here? And are there any under-the-radar farm stands or hidden gem spots I should check out instead of the usual heavy-hitters?

Let me know what I'm missing out on!

I went up to the Brickyard Overlook recently to catch the view and figured I'd share it here.

Now that the weather's nice, I’m trying to hit more local trails and lookouts. Are there other quiet spots around the Triple Cities to unwind? I'm trying to map out a few new places to check out this month.