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The New York Times Travel Show was very …

The New York Times Travel Show was very informative today. Interesting to see who showed up and I wonder if this was a good sample of who travels in the United States? I sort of hope not. The exhibits weren’t made up of only Cruise Ship Companies and trips to Mexico 🙂 Got some goodContinue reading “The New York Times Travel Show was very …”

Off to the New York Times Travel Show. H…

Off to the New York Times Travel Show. Hopefully it will be informative and not just a cruise showcase 🙂

Some NYC Central Park Blizzard of ’10 pics

It’s pretty hairy here weather wise. I got a late start but wanted to get some pics of the city while the snow was fresh. Central Park is beautiful in any weather. It was hard keeping the lens snow free. The snow continues. Luckily, I made it back without getting scooped up byContinue reading “Some NYC Central Park Blizzard of ’10 pics”

Short List of Subway train fares in the U.S.

Here’s a breakdown of current subway fares which will all probably be going up soon. This isn’t a complete list but the most popular and interesting routes in the U.S. New York City MTA: $2.25 Washington D.C. Metro: $1.65-$4.50 Chicago L: $2.25 Boston T: $2.00 San Francisco MUNI: $2.00 Los Angeles Metro: $1.25 San Juan,Continue reading “Short List of Subway train fares in the U.S.”

NYC: Somewhat secret places to take a break

There’s some much constantly going on around you in NYC. A break is all you need to take a detour and find a place to regroup that’s close by. Here’s a list of some great places to visit and get a moment of reprieve from the noise and commotion of the city streets. New YorkContinue reading “NYC: Somewhat secret places to take a break”

A few reasons why the New York MTA is better than the London Tube

There is no way that the London Tube and the New York Subway System are very different from one another. The MTA has its problems but still provides its riders with a system that goes great distances at a reasonable cost. The article written by an ex-pat living in London has some valid but veryContinue reading “A few reasons why the New York MTA is better than the London Tube”