No Broadway plays for us – most theaters are dark on Monday and Tuesday nights. And there were so many things we did NOT do in our two days there. But we’re not really city tourists, so two days was enough for us.
We were terrified about driving around the city on a Wednesday morning as we headed for Cape Cod, so we left at 6:15 am, drove north past the Holland Tunnel, the Lincoln Tunnel, and the George Washington Bridge, and crossed the Hudson River north of Manhattan and Yonkers on the Tappan Zee Bridge (thanks, Roger and Phyllis, for alerting us to this option). Plenty of wide lanes on this newly-renovated bridge made it one of the less stressful parts of this drive. We made it safely to our state park campground near Cape Cod, and that will be our next post.
You did well in NYC in spite of the rain. Glad to see the last day driving out was sunny. We just left Mexico City (#5) largest city in the world after Tokyo, New Delhi, Shanghai and Sao Paulo and are now on the beach in Mazatlan teaching at YWAM.
Would not want to drive the RV in any of those cities!! God bless your eager students.
Ok, I admit, I’m rather behind on reading your blog. I really enjoyed the NYC blog as it reminded me of my visit back in college when I went on a Textiles & Clothing tour with fellow students and our professor. Like your photos of Van Gogh and Renoir, right?, paintings.
We’re just happy that you are reading them–at any time and in any order!