Tag Archives: Manhattan

Photo Friday: Dirty Subway Stations, Beautiful Art

January 13, 2012

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Times Square Subway Station

The NYC subway system is one of the oldest and largest in the world. Here are some impressive facts and figures: 835 miles of track 468 subway stations Runs 24/7/365 4th largest ridership in the world; highest in the US Tranports over 5 million riders a day during the week It is extremely effective because [...]

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Photo Friday: An Artificial Oasis in NYC

January 6, 2012

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Park Here- Picnic Table

Despite its reputation as a concrete jungle, NYC has quite a few parks and makes sure to make full use of the space. Throughout the summer months, the days are saturated with events but once the cold weather starts to set in and the leaves have fallen from their branches, the parks settle until quietness [...]

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A Year of Adventures in NYC

December 26, 2011

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NYC

I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas if you celebrated the holiday, and a good weekend regardless. It seems a lot of people had today off from work, so it still felt like a continuation of the weekend. My Christmas Day was very different this year because J and I hosted family at our apartment- [...]

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Photo Friday: NYC’s Luminous Holiday Windows

December 9, 2011

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Holiday windows- Henri Bendel

I’ve mentioned a few times that summer is my favorite time of year in the city, but the holiday season runs a close second. For visitors, it’s the optimal time to see NYC because there’s so much to do and the city most closely resembles those iconic images we’ve come to associate with the place. [...]

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Photo Friday: Foraging for Food in Central Park

November 18, 2011

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Wildman Steve Brill

Have I mentioned I’m on a tight budget? Now that Operation Round-the-World is in effect, gone are the days when we would eat out every night. We’re now buying groceries and trying to cook (it’s not pretty), which we hope will ultimately save us some money toward our trip. But recently, I learned I can [...]

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