A Trip Down Memory Lane

I was born and raised in New York but moved in 2006.  I get pretty homesick sometimes and don't have much time to visit.  So I figured I'd send this flag to visit places in New York that have some meaning to me.  I'd love to see any pictures that you want to include but would like to see the flag at the following locations:

• The intersection of Tipton Drive West and Alder Lane in Shirley
• The interesection of Adobe Drive and Margin Drive in Shirley
• The intersection of Pinetop and Cypress in Shirley
• The interesection of Northern Blvd and Floyd Road North in Shirley
• The intersection of William Floyd Parkway and Dawn Drive in Shirley
• Smith Point Beach
• Shirley Community Ambulance on Plymouth Place
• William Floyd Elementary, Woodhull, Paca Jr HS and William Floyd HS
• Carvel on WIlliam Floyd Parkway in Shirley
• Toninos on Surrey Circle
• TJs Hero Shop in Mastic
• Strathmore Bagels in the Southport Shopping Center
• Brookhaven Memorial Hospital
• St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson Station
• The ferry in Port Jefferson Harbor
• As many places on the campus at Stony Brook University as possible
• By Stony Brook University Hospital and the Health Science Center (a plus would be with the helicopter coming in, with University EMS and in Medical Control)
• Meschutt Beach in Hampton Bays
• Montauk Point
• Peconic Bay Medical Center
• Dowling College (both the Oakdale campus and the National Aviation and Transportation Center in Shirley)
• The Meadow Club in Port Jefferson Station
• The intersection at Edgar Ave and Hubbard in Aquebogue
• The intersection of Mason St and Wallkill Ave in Montgomery
• Montgomery Elementary School in Montgomery
• The intersection of Orange St and Hornbeck in Port Jervis
• The McDonalds in Liberty
• Chestnut St near the American Leigon in Oneonta
• Oneonta Plains Cemetery, where my grandparents are burried
• The Little Red Caboose in Neahwa Park in Oneonta
• Picutres of the valley from Swart Hallow Road and Winney Hill Road in Oneonta
• Any pictures from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, especially BARH

That's not too much to ask.  Is it?  I'd also love to see any other pictures from anywhere else in the state that this flag travels to or anywhere it happens to stop on its way to New York.

A simple New York State flag on a small chain.  Feel free to add any New York memoribilia you would like.