52 Places to Go

NY Times Travel Section has a list of 52 places to go in 2015.

"Untrammeled oases beckon, once-avoided destinations become must-sees and familiar cities offer new reasons to visit"

Squeeee, tell me, tell me quick before I swoon.:joylove:

# 3 The making of an urban outdoor oasis.

A series of projects has transformed Philadelphia into a hive of outdoor urban activity. Dilworth Park, formerly a hideous slab of concrete adjoining City Hall, reopened this past autumn as a green, pedestrian-friendly public space with a winter ice-skating rink (and a cafe by the indefatigable chef Jose Garces). Public art installations, mini “parklets” and open-air beer gardens have become common sights. The Delaware River waterfront was reworked for summer 2014 with the Spruce Street Harbor Park (complete with hammocks, lanterns and floating bar) becoming a new fixture, following the renovation of the Race Street Pier, completed in 2011, and offers free yoga classes on a bi-level strip of high-design decking and grass. The city’s other river, the Schuylkill, has its own new boardwalk. To top it off, this spring, Philadelphia will get its first bike share program, making this mostly flat city even more friendly for those on two wheels. Nell McShane Wulfhart

Um... [SIZE="1"]nevermind.[/SIZE] :lurker:

Free yoga!

Can't wait to trammel oases.

On the whole, I'd rather be in Philadelphia. ;)

Just Philadelphia? ;)

I hear it's always sunny in Philadelphia.

monster;919200 wrote:

Just Philadelphia? ;)

W C Fields

Please forgive me if I'm being... insensitive, Carruthers, but are you dead?!

I got it Carruthers.

BigV;919333 wrote:

Please forgive me if I'm being... insensitive, Carruthers, but are you dead?!

As it is 3.30am and I'm posting here, I suppose a reasonable response would be 'only from the neck up'. :sniff:

Thanks foot x 3. There's a cheque in the post. :thumb:

Carruthers;919214 wrote:

W C Fields

ITV :)

Carruthers;919351 wrote:

As it is 3.30am and I'm posting here, I suppose a reasonable response would be 'only from the neck up'. :sniff:

Thanks foot x 3. There's a cheque in the post. :thumb:

My dad was diligent in my humor education. I was reading W.C.'s biography at 12.

;)

I got it too, right away, first reading, where's my damn check? :haha:

xoxoxoBruce;919376 wrote:

I got it too, right away, first reading, where's my damn check? :haha:

Please refer your enquiry to your local USPS office. ;)

Nah, the USPS posts bullshit on their website like they tried to deliver a package handed off to them by UPS at 6:15 PM and couldn't find a secure place to leave it.

First of all, there's a large mailbox they find secure enough to leave first class mail in six days a week.
Secondly, Not only was I home for many hours before and after the time the lying bastards said they were here, if they knocked rather than ring the bell, I had a guest who can hear much better than my admittedly poor hearing.

What?

Can you share that list with community members? I am interested to know aboaut it because I have no idea about it that which places NY has mentioned in its list as a ,worthwhile destinations for travelers. I hope You will reply me soon with those names or some of those names.

Hi jazzi
Here's a link to the story.

Damn, I didn't post a link. :o Thanks glatt.

I'm glad I looked it up, because it's pretty. You think the pictures are pictures, and then they move.

Yeah but one destination they recommend is Manchester England, I'd have to check with fox to see if that's a no go zone. :lol2:

Manchester?
Muslims.
And Oasis.

You want Otley mate.
No Muslims.
And Pork pies.
[COLOR="White"]And fat ladies running away from helicopters in their underwear[/COLOR].

xoxoxoBruce;920060 wrote:

Yeah but one destination they recommend is Manchester England, I'd have to check with fox to see if that's a no go zone. :lol2:

Moss Side.

Don't go there.

That is all.