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Full of culture and interest. tough to visit with the twin towers gone. I looked at them from my college dorm window for four years. It's hard to explain something that big just not there anymore
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any subway watching people, Battery park, kayak rentals on the west side - you can enter a lottery and go out around the statue of liberty for FREE. If you don't get a boat, it's still a nice morning on the west side
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the people. Once they start asking you directions, you know you're one of them. I also like the feeling of organized chaos on a regular basis. It's addictive
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Empire state building, duh
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I live in NJ, so I jut go in for the day
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the fez,
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Beefsteak Charlies was a cheap eat in college, not sure if it still is. Any Italian place near the United Nations mmmmm
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Central park on a nice day. Who would think
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Published on Saturday August 24th, 2002
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