Today was the first day that Hansonian principles set foot in our nation's great metropolis. We will have to await the outcome.
Three of us took a train to Hoboken. Here are two of us en route:

When we arrived in New York we walked from the station to a pizza place. Here's us chowing down and lost in wonder.

We moseyed down toward Central Park (and found Times Square in the process):

After the park we took the subway downtown.

I still don't quite get the term "downtown" when applied to NYC. It seems like nothing but one big "downtown."
We finished our visit with a trip to
The Strand. I have now been to the major bookstores of the east and west coasts in less then two weeks time. That is what I call an accomplishment.
3 comments:
My babe wears the same outfit in all of his photos, people!
It's allright Magister. When a shirt is good, it's good. Wear it. Over and over and over. ^_^
A don't have many shirts here in New Jersey. We poets are clothed more by our verses than our vestments. I'm speaking figuratively of course.
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