Explore the Le Roy area


Hello from New York City - First Impressions of the Big Apple

So yesterday morning our American Airwaysoutgoing couple in their 40s by the name of
flight (booked for free with my Airmiles)Harry and Bibi. They showed us to our room, a
left at 7:13 am to bring us to the Big Apple,nice room on the third floor of this spacious
a place I had always had a fascination with,house, with a shared bathroom.Actually the
but only had visited twice very briefly in mywhole house has been turned into a B&B and
life,and that more than 10 years ago.Justthere are 8 bedrooms, the 2nd and 3rd floor
flying in over NYC was an experience itself,of the house each have their own kitchen and
seeing all the skyscrapers of Manhattan, thebedroom areas and it actually makes for a
various bridges linking the mainland with thereally comfortable stay since it feels more
island, and shortly after flying over thelike having your own apartment, rather than
Rykers Island prison we landed at La Guardiajust renting a room.Before leaving I
Airport, a rather small airport actually,thoroughly researched accommodation options
when compared to Toronto.Our luggage was outin New York City, and after looking at all
in no time and we grabbed a couple of weekthe options (hotels, hostels, B&Bs), I
long transit passes (a pretty good deal atdecided the B&B option would be the most
US$24 for unlimited travel for a whole week)comfortable route to go. And at US$90.00 a
and we started our trip to Brooklyn. One busnight it's definitely turned out to be one of
(through a mostly Latin area in Queens) andthe most affordable options and a great base
one subway ride (through Manhattan) later, weto start exploring New York City...Susanne
ended up in our lovely bed and breakfast in aPacher is the publisher of a website called
gorgeous neighbourhood, just south ofTravel and Transitions( Travel and
Prospect Park in Brooklyn.Since we didn'tTransitions deals with unconventional travel
know the area and the website of our B&B hadand is chock full of advice, tips, real life
provided just a tiny little map, we hadtravel experiences, interviews with
chosen the wrong subway line to get off fromtravellers and travel experts, insights and
and we had to walk about 1/2 hour to find thereflections, cross-cultural issues, contests
B&B, but it gave us a good first look at thisand many other features. You will also find
part of Brooklyn.It is an area with statelystories about life and the transitions that
homes and houses that are about a centurywe face as we go through our own personal
old. Magnolia and cherry trees are bloominglife-long journeys.Submit your own travel
everywhere and gardens are meticulously keptstories in our first travel story contest(
around here. Our Brookly neighbourhood feelsand have a chance to win an amazing adventure
very safe and we got to meet our bed andcruise on the Amazon River.
breakfast hosts: a very hospitable and



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