It didn’t feel like Sunday morning when we woke up and had to get a taxi down to the Statue of Liberty, after it took longer than expected to get subway passes. NY taxis are smooth and lovely, once you get over being on THE WRONG SIDE OF THE FUCKING ROAD
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We have a Dunkin' Donuts in Leeds. I haven't been though, something about that much fat and sugar and the speed my body metabolises such things would mean I'd get into the place no problem, but getting out might prove a tighter squeeze.
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You live in Leeds, New Hampshire, right?! How come Leeds gets one and not Manchester? Ah yeah, your city centre isn't a dump!
If that's the case you may get trapped in your seat, the Dunkin' Donuts staff are trained in greasing up their fingers to prise you out of booths!
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I actually think the fancying-up of Leeds has ruined it in a way. It's nicer to look at, but there's not much in the way of individuality left. The indy shops that are left put their prices up when the Trinity opened.
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It's a shame when that happens, but those shops and similar creative folks tend to pitch up somewhere else, a bit cheaper and shabbier and do the same to another area of said city. It's happened where you are, in Greenwich Village in New York and the Northern Quarter in Manchester too.
Got to say though, got a wonderful orange devil face t-shirt from a shop in a student-y area of Leeds 15 years ago, it still fits and I still love it!
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Weirdly, I don't think I knew you could climb the Statue of Liberty. I thought it was just something to look at. Huh.
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Almost certainly they don't want to publicise that, the viewing platform in the head is smaller than most pub toilets! If you're ever bound for New York, you have to book months in advance.
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