Oh! Thanks for the input Elsi!elsi wrote:The train from NYC to Philly is a fun trip; several hours, though, so you might go out one day and back the next. Or consider NYC to Boston for a fun day trip.
Would be funny to have two British Bookcrossers, with one who lives in Austria, actually meet-up in New Yorkcandy-is-dandy wrote:Pooop again. We arrive in NY on the 14th. I really haven't planned this trip very well.Amberkatze wrote:I will also be in New York in July! My first visit to the States and I am really excited about it!
I am there on the 5th to the 12th. Would be great if anyone has any tips...will be around etc
Maybe someone can give me some advice about maybe visiting another city for the day? Is it possible to go to Philadelphia for the day on the train for instance?
We can do a BO relay, I suppose...Take Joanna up on this. She gave me some suggestions for my trip to NYC and we ended up at a delicious pizza place that I've recommended to other people since then!msjoanna wrote:Hmmm...I may just miss you in New York. I'm moving from New York to Missouri some time in early July.
But I'd be happy to talk to you via email about things to do/places to stay/places to eat/etc. if you tell me what you're interested in. I've lived here for over a decade, so I have some good info at this point.
Great! Thank you.tobysrus wrote:candy-is-dandy I will PM you. Love to help you plan your days in Boston. We may be able to get some BCers together.
You've moved?? But you were the only reason I was going there. May as well stay at home now.CheriePie wrote:Sure... y'all are visiting BOSTON now that I've left there!!
Oh well, at least I've met up with both Teachie (first time) and Noumena again since arriving here in California!
I know it's a long way for you now but I really do think you should come and show me round.Potok-fan wrote:I'm jealous, candy. I grew up in the Boston area. *waves*
