I’m an avid city explorer on my travels. The best way to discover and understand a place is to get out there on your feet. Whilst transport plays its role in society and can be a tool to exploration, walking is the undeniable winner. Wandering helps us spot the nooks and crannies and meet the people.
High Line, New York, February 2017
I’m always delighted to find places that are dedicated to pedestrians. Needless to say, the High Line is one of my favourite walks in New York City. Sadly, part of it was closed due to weather when I was there earlier this year, but I still enjoyed my slip and slide above the busy streets.
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 5 October 2017
Posted as part of Pedestrian
Travel with Intent 
This post brings back so many memories! My first visit to New York was 3 years ago today, and I was there for 5 whole days. I loved exploring the Big Apple – there is so much to do! I particularly remember walking the High Line, crossing the Brooklyn Bridge in a blizzard and the super fast lift up to the viewing deck at Top Of The Rock 🙂 x ps – I use the same theme as you on my blog, isn’t it great 😛
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looks like your archives had the perfect photos waiting for pedestrian…
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Lovely snaps, Debbie 🙂
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Love the NYC High Line! Still remember the thrill of walking above the city and the amazing views. Still enjoy looking at pictures I took. Maybe next time you can walk it all.
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traveling on foot is the best option fully agree….. and specially when you have dedicated pedestrian lanes and less traffic……
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And it keeps up my step count!
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thats true…..
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i completely agree about discovering a place on foot –
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