Kathy – Page 2 – Central Park to Liberty Bell

April 3 – A sunny day in New York

I was born April 3, 1939, on Doris Day’s 15th birthday. This year how ever she spent her 90th couldn’t possibly have topped the celebration of my 75th with 12+ fun friends “doing” Manhattan as the kickoff for our walk from Central Park to the Liberty Bell. Thank you, thank you, You Funny Fit Friends.

Enjoy the pictures.

Best Feet Forward, aka Kathy

April 3 birthday kids – Al and Kathy with the Tall Green Lady as some kids from Japan told us they were going to visit.

Group on steps of New York Public Library.

Seven Perfectionists in need of a Sermon.

In front of Apple store with our Apples including a real one!

Olmsted…Way…made us Seattle-ites feel at home.

Enjoying Alice in Wonderland in Central Park.

Loeb’s Boathouse in Central Park where we had a kickoff luncheon.

Abbey Road Beatles mug in front of Dakota where John Lennon was murdered.

Prince Harry photographing Columbus at Columbus Circle.

On the High Line. Notice poster: The French Aristocracy never saw it coming either.

We looked for the Miracle on 42nd Street

We head to our hotel from Penn Newark across the Passaic in Harrison.

In case you might be wondering…..

Many have noticed that the blog about our walk from Central Park to Liberty Bell started but remains in “embryonic” condition. We know! Today, our fifth day of walking 13-14 miles per day, no time remained at the end of the day to blog. But Techie/Blogmaster Al to the Rescue. He’ll do the postings for whatever we send him.

Al will organize our postings and pictures by date, starting when we began the walk in Manhattan/Central Park on April 3.

We’re taking the day off tomorrow from walking. To be tourists in Princeton: to Washington’s Crossing, art tour of the Princeton University Art Museum by Artist/Historian Cheryl, and a walking tour of the campus. Full day.

And then it’s “on the road again” for four more days ending at the Liberty Bell in PHL. For Celebratory Luncheon at City Tavern where we’ll dine on the site where George Washington and cronies dined.

Stay tuned. We’re happy that anyone cares about what a good time we’re having.

BestFeetForward, aka Kathy