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I'm Planning a Trip to the Big Apple... ...and I need some guidance as to where to go, what to see... can you help me?
I've never been there. I've always wanted to go and experience New York! A Broadway play Times Square ...etc. Any ideas? |
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moderatorthe Statue of Liberty of course. it's beautiful and inspiring  i defy you to not get a tear in your eye or a lump in your throat.
i love it. We are the heat and the light in the forest. Without us this is only a place. With us it becomes an adventure. | |
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Anywhere but within the proximity of 2the9s. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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If you are hungry  go to "The Tribbecca Grill Room"...Great food and a very interesting experience...Here I am, you lucky people!
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Xorn said: the Statue of Liberty of course. it's beautiful and inspiring
i defy you to not get a tear in your eye or a lump in your throat.
i love it. Is the Statue of Liberty open? Thought it was closed after 9/11. For the longest, I've been saying that I want to visit the NY Metropolitan Museum again. I'd also like to walk through Brooklyn Heights, and along the Promenade again, but when the weather gets MUCH warmer. I also used to like walking around the Village years ago. | |
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UptownDeb said: Xorn said: the Statue of Liberty of course. it's beautiful and inspiring
i defy you to not get a tear in your eye or a lump in your throat.
i love it. Is the Statue of Liberty open? Thought it was closed after 9/11. . oh, i don't know  even just the ferry ride out and around it is grand We are the heat and the light in the forest. Without us this is only a place. With us it becomes an adventure. | |
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I recommend Penn Station at rush hour. | |
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Or Grand Central station right around 5:30pm.. What fun!  [This message was edited Fri Jan 30 7:14:50 PST 2004 by BabyCakes] The day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom - Anais Nin
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Supernova said: Anywhere but within the proximity of 2the9s.
They have that on a big sign at the airport.  When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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The Statue of Liberty is definately on my list, open or not... I've seen it in film and television, and it means so much to so many. How could I go to NYC, and not see Lady Liberty?
Thanks for the responses by the way!  |
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2the9s said: I recommend Penn Station at rush hour.
Oh, you're gonna meet me there?  |
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bkw said: Supernova said: Anywhere but within the proximity of 2the9s.
They have that on a big sign at the airport. It's very necessary. This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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June7 said: ...and I need some guidance as to where to go, what to see... can you help me?
I've never been there. I've always wanted to go and experience New York! A Broadway play Times Square ...etc. Any ideas? Times Square, The Village, Park Avenue did I mention The Village? and eat their pizza! "Climb in my fur." | |
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| Have fun, June!
Green Acres was starting on TV as I was reading this thread with a few words in a couple of the posts matching the lyrics of the theme song to the show...lol  | |
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Goto little italy for sure.Food was great and then if you feel like walking around theres a ton of mafia history and shopping | |
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If you plan to stop in Harlem, you should check out this restaurant on 116th & Lenox called Amy Ruth's. Now that's some good old fashioned soul food. NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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