She didn’t go after all that.@Lala Are you back?
What were your highlights of the trip?
And the most important question; did you need your sleeping aides?
A visit to Alcatraz is a must if visiting SF. Also get yourself on a Wine day thru Napa ValleyGood morning !
Yes, back last Sunday thanks for asking and went the Sunday before.
I didn’t sleep so well out there, but I am sleeping like a baby now, a very sleepy baby at that
It was great thanks. We managed Central Park in the snow, as our first full day there had inches of the stuff, that was so pretty. All the other days were snow free and we averaged about 30k steps a day We managed Rockefeller Centre, Bryant Park, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Grand Central Station, Natural History Museum, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Ground Zero, a walk to Chelsea Market and Greenwich to see how the locals lived. Central Park as stated and obviously Times Square.
Highlight for me was the view from the top of the Empire State, that was spectacular, breathtaking. My daughter loved the 9/11 museum experience, but I didn’t go in as thought it might be too upsetting. Wish I had now really.
Chelsea Market was good, I recommend Bigtings jerk chicken which I am going to try and replicate this weekend .
Did the subway twice, probably wouldn’t bother again with that. The shootings on the first day put me off and it’s just a bit dirty and druggy for me.
To top things off I got an upgrade on the flight home which was random and unexpected, but much appreciated, thank BA
I think we are doing San Francisco next May. It will take me that long to want to fly again, it’s a bit boring isn’t it on a long haul and I know NY is a relatively short long haul !
Thanks for asking TS. It’s one off my bucket list. My granddaughter wants to go back, I think we may do a twin job with San Fran and have another 3 nights at NYC at a slower relaxed pace !
Sounds brilliant.Good morning !
Yes, back last Sunday thanks for asking and went the Sunday before.
I didn’t sleep so well out there, but I am sleeping like a baby now, a very sleepy baby at that
It was great thanks. We managed Central Park in the snow, as our first full day there had inches of the stuff, that was so pretty. All the other days were snow free and we averaged about 30k steps a day We managed Rockefeller Centre, Bryant Park, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Grand Central Station, Natural History Museum, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Ground Zero, a walk to Chelsea Market and Greenwich to see how the locals lived. Central Park as stated and obviously Times Square.
Highlight for me was the view from the top of the Empire State, that was spectacular, breathtaking. My daughter loved the 9/11 museum experience, but I didn’t go in as thought it might be too upsetting. Wish I had now really.
Chelsea Market was good, I recommend Bigtings jerk chicken which I am going to try and replicate this weekend .
Did the subway twice, probably wouldn’t bother again with that. The shootings on the first day put me off and it’s just a bit dirty and druggy for me.
To top things off I got an upgrade on the flight home which was random and unexpected, but much appreciated, thank BA
I think we are doing San Francisco next May. It will take me that long to want to fly again, it’s a bit boring isn’t it on a long haul and I know NY is a relatively short long haul !
Thanks for asking TS. It’s one off my bucket list. My granddaughter wants to go back, I think we may do a twin job with San Fran and have another 3 nights at NYC at a slower relaxed pace !
Glad you had a great time and sleeping normal now.Good morning !
Yes, back last Sunday thanks for asking and went the Sunday before.
I didn’t sleep so well out there, but I am sleeping like a baby now, a very sleepy baby at that
It was great thanks. We managed Central Park in the snow, as our first full day there had inches of the stuff, that was so pretty. All the other days were snow free and we averaged about 30k steps a day We managed Rockefeller Centre, Bryant Park, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Grand Central Station, Natural History Museum, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Ground Zero, a walk to Chelsea Market and Greenwich to see how the locals lived. Central Park as stated and obviously Times Square.
Highlight for me was the view from the top of the Empire State, that was spectacular, breathtaking. My daughter loved the 9/11 museum experience, but I didn’t go in as thought it might be too upsetting. Wish I had now really.
Chelsea Market was good, I recommend Bigtings jerk chicken which I am going to try and replicate this weekend .
Did the subway twice, probably wouldn’t bother again with that. The shootings on the first day put me off and it’s just a bit dirty and druggy for me.
To top things off I got an upgrade on the flight home which was random and unexpected, but much appreciated, thank BA
I think we are doing San Francisco next May. It will take me that long to want to fly again, it’s a bit boring isn’t it on a long haul and I know NY is a relatively short long haul !
Thanks for asking TS. It’s one off my bucket list. My granddaughter wants to go back, I think we may do a twin job with San Fran and have another 3 nights at NYC at a slower relaxed pace !
Thanks PeterGlad you had a great time and sleeping normal now.
You say druggy and dirty like that's a bad thing...Good morning !
Yes, back last Sunday thanks for asking and went the Sunday before.
I didn’t sleep so well out there, but I am sleeping like a baby now, a very sleepy baby at that
It was great thanks. We managed Central Park in the snow, as our first full day there had inches of the stuff, that was so pretty. All the other days were snow free and we averaged about 30k steps a day We managed Rockefeller Centre, Bryant Park, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Grand Central Station, Natural History Museum, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Ground Zero, a walk to Chelsea Market and Greenwich to see how the locals lived. Central Park as stated and obviously Times Square.
Highlight for me was the view from the top of the Empire State, that was spectacular, breathtaking. My daughter loved the 9/11 museum experience, but I didn’t go in as thought it might be too upsetting. Wish I had now really.
Chelsea Market was good, I recommend Bigtings jerk chicken which I am going to try and replicate this weekend .
Did the subway twice, probably wouldn’t bother again with that. The shootings on the first day put me off and it’s just a bit dirty and druggy for me.
To top things off I got an upgrade on the flight home which was random and unexpected, but much appreciated, thank BA
I think we are doing San Francisco next May. It will take me that long to want to fly again, it’s a bit boring isn’t it on a long haul and I know NY is a relatively short long haul !
Thanks for asking TS. It’s one off my bucket list. My granddaughter wants to go back, I think we may do a twin job with San Fran and have another 3 nights at NYC at a slower relaxed pace !