In 1999, Paul took me to New York City for our 10th wedding anniversary. We had a wonderful time, walking through various parts of the city and enjoying good restaurants. In many ways, New York seemed like a much larger version of our own city, Toronto. Crime had dropped significantly, so we had no worries about safety, and there were many interesting things to see and do. Central Park, planned in 1858 by Frederick Law Olmsted, an American landscape designer, and Calvert Vaux, a British architect, was my one of my favourite places in the city.Saturday, September 12, 2009
TRAVEL THE WORLD - NEW YORK CITY
In 1999, Paul took me to New York City for our 10th wedding anniversary. We had a wonderful time, walking through various parts of the city and enjoying good restaurants. In many ways, New York seemed like a much larger version of our own city, Toronto. Crime had dropped significantly, so we had no worries about safety, and there were many interesting things to see and do. Central Park, planned in 1858 by Frederick Law Olmsted, an American landscape designer, and Calvert Vaux, a British architect, was my one of my favourite places in the city.
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