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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
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The world needs a wandering gentleman to explore and record that which the rest pass by.
The flaneur's toolbox
The great thing about being a gentleman wanderer is that all you need are your wits, your feet and a notebook. I recommend the Moleskine City Notebook for New York City.
if you are coming to the city for the first time. It comes with maps and space to record your journey. Best of all, it requires no batteries AND it fits in your pocket.
if you are coming to the city for the first time. It comes with maps and space to record your journey. Best of all, it requires no batteries AND it fits in your pocket.
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Index
- airports (1)
- arts (6)
- bars (2)
- bicycle (5)
- Brooklyn (5)
- Central Park (2)
- Chelsea (1)
- Chinatown (4)
- Coney Island (1)
- East Side (1)
- East Village (3)
- Financial District (1)
- food (11)
- free (5)
- Greenwich Village (6)
- landmarks (1)
- Lower East Side (6)
- Midtown (8)
- out of town (1)
- Park Slope (1)
- parks (2)
- shopping (2)
- strangers (24)
- subway (3)
- t-shirts (3)
- Thoughts (9)
- tips (5)
- Union Square (2)
- upper east side (1)
- Upper West Side (2)
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Useful links
Other interesting sites
- The Idler
- The Bodega list (this guy has a dream)
- Danciti (about dance in New York City)
- Courthouse Confessions (Interviews with innocent -- until proven guilty -- people)
- Eater (food reviews)
- Watch Times Square (because you can't be everywhere either)
- Overheard in New York (because I can't be everywhere)
2 comments:
I have an alibi! I wasn't even there!
Fine, I was beaten, nagged and denigrated by a stranger ... for art. That kinda makes it worse.
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