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what to do in New York

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im going to NY this summer, im very excited, share some tourist places.

right now i only have the statue of liberty and the empire state, and the big apple.

im going by myself and for a week. i have been looking all over the net but cant find shiet
 

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j-flex said:
im going to NY this summer, im very excited, share some tourist places.

right now i only have the statue of liberty and the empire state, and the big apple.

im going by myself and for a week. i have been looking all over the net but cant find shiet
If you're on Long Island, it's worth checking out the Old Bethpage Village Restoration Center. It re-caps what life was like in the early and mid-1860's. Tons of old houses dating back to the 1800's. You can check out Washington Irving's(author of 'Sleepy Hollow') place in Tarrytown, as well as Walt Whitman's birthplace on Long Island. This is if you're interested in this kind of stuff of course. Other than that, there's really not much going on here, other than the tons of nice looking babes.
 
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