Indeed, she is a planet of her own. The Big Apple was our playground for Easter. We roamed around Central Park and the foot of the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges.
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Indeed, she is a planet of her own. The Big Apple was our playground for Easter. We roamed around Central Park and the foot of the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges.
I almost smashed into a Seawall tree the other day while watching for incoming bikes on the path I was stealing from them. I now know that I should always look where I’m running. Bikes are still softer than trees.
« Those are amazing! »
Date of comment: 2009-04-15 06:22 •« Hardly, they need a lot more work and I must start taking full panos... But thank you.
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Date of comment: 2009-04-15 07:37 •