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We have for a while wanted to take the kids back east, to tour the sites, and let them see the history that is there. In looking at what we would like to see, we have sometimes thought it would be too much for one trip. This year we had the opportunity though to travel back east with some family, and in the process knocked Boston and New York City off of our lists.

We started in Boston, staying in a townhouse that used to be an old carriage house, and then housed a furniture company. It was just off of the Freedom Trail in old downtown, near to a couple of the cities oldest bars. After Boston we took the train to New York, arriving at Penn Station. In New York we saw Central Park, Time Square, the Statue of Liberty, and a few other sites. There were lines everywhere in New York, and it limited what we were able to see in a day, though we did have a good time.

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This little tree survived 9/11.
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Visiting NYC, and we have to go to Starbucks.
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Our first ride on the subway. They were clean, and quiet - visiting NYC on the weekend has its benefits.
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Walking into Central Park, this large "Ave" circles the park, and has lanes for runners/bikers/park vehicles.
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We spent a good portion of our day here, and at most, crossed maybe 1/4 of it - missing much of that. This place is HUGE.
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