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fredzilla
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Going to New York

The other thread was lost at the old forum, so you guys that wrote something there, please write down your ideas again in this thread. I'm traveling on thursday evening, so I want to have my own guide as complete as possible.

Any new ideas about what to visit and do is of course also welcome Smile

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Sorry Fred..I'll have a look to find the thread in the morning. Smile

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03-06-2007 09:04 PM

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To late now! Traveling in a few hours! I hope it's gonna be nice in New York and that I'm gonna meet a lot of interesting people. From now until the 18th of march I won't be able to check the forum or email. So take care and have a nice week Smile

03-08-2007 09:56 AM

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RE: Going to New York

Some photos:

Photos from New York-trip

03-22-2007 07:47 AM

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Hope you had a Great trip Fred. Sure looks like you had Fun ... and Snow !. New York is a Fantastic city. Vibrant & Alive. Did you get to check out the movie theatres & Video / DVD stores ?. How Fantastic & diverse is the food culture eh !?. I love visiting & hope to go back again in the future for what I believe would be my fifth time. Welcome back. bb

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03-22-2007 09:35 AM

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Yeah, sure! I bought 10-11 dvds and ate a lot of extremly good food. I would say that Big Nicks had the best hamburgers I've ever eaten. Bens Pizza and Famiglia has wonderful pizza! So there goes my strict diet Wink

03-22-2007 12:45 PM

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Vacation Trips are allowable for letting strict diets slip Fred Smile

. There's a LOT of walking to do in Manhattan anyway so I'm sure you'll be fine. The diversity of taste bud tantalising is Incredible. On one of my first trips to New York I found a back street Chinese that was divine. Super sticky chicken & pork mouth watering excellence. I recall on my first trip going to McDonalds & having what was known as a McClean Burger. 98% Fat Free Burger goodness , funny how that soon disappeared from the menu !. It was tasty & not dripping in the usual unknowness. Did you get time to take in a Broadway show Fred ?. Last time there back in 2004 I caught The Phantom Of The Opera , Great stuff. bb

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03-22-2007 01:01 PM

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RE: Going to New York

I wanted to see Spamalot, as a big Python-fan I am - but finally we was just so f**king tired every evening after the walking, so we skipped that Smile

But next them. Yes, next time... Wink

03-22-2007 03:23 PM