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The wife and I did something everyone should do after living 2 years in the same city. Take a tour. See things you haven’t ever looked up to see – be a tourist for a day. We hopped on the Gray Line Bus Tours Uptown Tour early on Father’s Day, eager to get out and about to enjoy the fabulous New York weather. Now, the wife and I have lived here in New York City for almost two years and have never seen 60% of the city – and of the 40% we have seen, 20% will certainly change before we see it again. Doesn’t have much to do with hot sauce, but the tour was a lot of fun. All pictures can be found on Flickr.
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After the tour, I picked up some serious Porterhouse steaks that I’ll tell you all about later.
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Posted by: Nick Lindauer - Categories: Uncategorized
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8 Comments
Vic on 6/18/2006 at 8:09 pm said:
Looks like you all had a good day- I looked through some of the pics, I have not been to the city in very long time. I was born in New York, on Long Island but was raised here in Florida. I have not bee to New York since I was a kid. Boy you are right, the pics show a beautiful day.
looks like fun……
A fellow Long islander….. I knew I liked you! Where abouts?
huvason on 6/18/2006 at 10:45 pm said:
A fellow Long islander….. I knew I liked you! Where abouts?
Hey Huv, I was born in Plainview and lived in Hicksville and Levittown before moving here to Florida. I’ve been here most of my life, I did grade school up there. I still have a good amount of Family spread out all over the Island mostly.
Vic on 6/19/2006 at 9:39 am said:
Hey Huv, I was born in Plainview and lived in Hicksville and Levittown before moving here to Florida. I’ve been here most of my life, I did grade school up there. I still have a good amount of Family spread out all over the Island mostly.
Cool – I have friends in Plainview and Levittown. I actually get my Habaneros in Plainview! (about 10 minutes from where I work).
Nick great slide show, I haven’t been in NYC for many years but a few of the photos I remember. I worked a short time in Babylon, Long Island, at a place called Victoria Sweets (Chocolate Factory) Used to ride the train to 42nd to walk around for hours in the downtown area. After my short stay I was told to serve my country(DRAFT).Onlypassedthru a couple times since. I told my wife she would really enjoy a tour such as you took.
HenryK on 6/19/2006 at 11:39 am said:
Nick great slide show, I haven’t been in NYC for many years but a few of the photos I remember. I worked a short time in Babylon, Long Island, at a place called Victoria Sweets (Chocolate Factory) Used to ride the train to 42nd to walk around for hours in the downtown area. After my short stay I was told to serve my country(DRAFT).Onlypassedthru a couple times since. I told my wife she would really enjoy a tour such as you took.
Funny – I work just north of Babylon!
Small world, I really enjoyed the Island and the great beaches. Would have liked to stay longer.
HenryK on 6/19/2006 at 12:39 pm said:
Small world, I really enjoyed the Island and the great beaches. Would have liked to stay longer.
I agree, it is. It’s always neat to piece together similiarities and places known with people you meet. I think it brings up strong feelings about those places; memories and thoughts back to “a time when”- good stuff, crap I sound like Dr Phil or something! 
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Looks like you all had a good day- I looked through some of the pics, I have not been to the city in very long time. I was born in New York, on Long Island but was raised here in Florida. I have not bee to New York since I was a kid. Boy you are right, the pics show a beautiful day.
looks like fun……