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gaby · 09-16-2001, 09:55 PM

I was in NYC a year ago, spent a whole week in the city, mostly attending the US Open (the biggest tennis tournament in the world after Wimbledon).

I had the opportunity to visit most of the popular sights: Guggenheim Museum, Empire State, Brooklyn Bridge, Metropolitan and Natural History Museums, Main Square, St. Patrick Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, Wall Street, Statue of Liberty.. and more I can't remember at this point. It was soooo wonderful. There's definetly no other city in the world like NY.

If I go back, and I intend to.. I'll attend a broadway play and enter a sex shop haha.. oh, and visit the Museum of Modern Art.. funny, but we completely forgot to include it in the schedule

As for the Twin Towers, I still remember everything about them.. from the small cozy square in front of them to the elevator ride. I took dozens of black and white photos and these are the ones I liked most. I will always treasure them and feel very fortunate to be one of those who had the oportunity to visit such an imposing and beautiful building.

I also keep a couple of coins as souvenirs.. you know, those little machines that will take a couple of 25 cents and a penny and print an image on it?

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09-16-2001, 09:55 PM
gaby Confirmed User Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 712	I was in NYC a year ago, spent a whole week in the city, mostly attending the US Open (the biggest tennis tournament in the world after Wimbledon). I had the opportunity to visit most of the popular sights: Guggenheim Museum, Empire State, Brooklyn Bridge, Metropolitan and Natural History Museums, Main Square, St. Patrick Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, Wall Street, Statue of Liberty.. and more I can't remember at this point. It was soooo wonderful. There's definetly no other city in the world like NY. If I go back, and I intend to.. I'll attend a broadway play and enter a sex shop haha.. oh, and visit the Museum of Modern Art.. funny, but we completely forgot to include it in the schedule As for the Twin Towers, I still remember everything about them.. from the small cozy square in front of them to the elevator ride. I took dozens of black and white photos and these are the ones I liked most. I will always treasure them and feel very fortunate to be one of those who had the oportunity to visit such an imposing and beautiful building. I also keep a couple of coins as souvenirs.. you know, those little machines that will take a couple of 25 cents and a penny and print an image on it? [This message has been edited by gaby (edited 09-16-2001).]