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Tag Archives: spring
Bloom Town City
Ahhh… spring has finally taken hold in New York, and the city is showing off that extra dash of color that seems to put everyone in a good mood. Well, maybe not everyone, but at least the ones that can’t … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged Central Park, Chelsea, Conservatory Garden, East Harlem, Hell's Kitchen, High Line, Manhattan, New York City, spring
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Sprung in the City: Springtime in New York
New Yorkers love to bust out their best spring fashion (legs out!) that they’ve been dying to show off all winter once the temperature starts to rise. Others? They simply dig up their yellow van from the back of their … Continue reading
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Tagged NYC, spring, transportation, Upper West Side
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