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Union Street B&B Brooklyn

405 Union Street, (between Smith and Hoyt Streets) Brooklyn, New York, 11231, United States

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Volcano, flights, and home sweet home!

A travel blog entry by mswood

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... of the time differences and flying over the International Date Line. We had our only sour moment of the trip there, as a US Customs officer told us we couldn't go through customs together because we weren't family. But we shrugged that off, determined not to lose the excitement and satisfaction of a great trip. We left LA at 3:30, and arrived in Newark at 11:45pm, technically only 4 and a half hours after we left Auckland.

We ...

Early Morning Evacuation

A travel blog entry by tomandscherie

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... it was so hot and Tom was in his new suit I arranged a private car to take us into Manhattan rather than take the subway and be drowned in sweat by the time we got there. Arrived very early and was given directions by car parking staff who were very very funny. Told us to head on down to a particular ship as we must be part of the UN dinner cruise. Obviously our dress was dressy enough. We did wonder why there were so many Audi's, mercs, ...

Day 18 – Fly to New York & meet the DeRiggs

A travel blog entry by busybertrams

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... seats.

We arrived in New York at about 8pm, collected our luggage and waited for Marcia. She was running late, and we started to panic thinking I might have mucked up the flight details. We gave her a call, and she wasn’t that far away.

After waiting outside for 15 mins, she arrived in her car, with Richard (her husband) behind her. As soon as I saw her, we both started crying. For those of you who ...

Preparations almost complete!

A travel blog entry by mswood

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... you say glacial pace?) but we will hopefully see an ice cave, crevasses, and other cool things you can't exactly see in Brooklyn. (No, cracks in the sidewalk don't count.)

The next day, we'll see the famous Pancake Rocks at Paparoa on our way to Nelson Lakes National Park and on from there to Nelson. The ...

New York! New York!

A travel blog entry by mnkschultz

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... Lady Liberty" and Ellis Island, but we were determined to also walk the Brooklyn Bridge, so we headed out on the Subway to Brooklyn and walked across the historic bridge. The story about the building of the bridge is fascinating (I first learned about it on a TV mini-series called "The Seven Wonders of the Industrial World"). After coming back to the hotel for a little rest and some dinner we headed off on the City Lights Night Tour on the ...