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		By: Michael Zullo		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Very good article, Brian.  We enjoyed it a lot.  We live in East Midtown Manhattan near the United Nations Building. We often take a very long stroll downtown to walk over either the Brooklyn Bridge near City Hall or the Manhattan Bridge near Chinatown.  The view crossing either bridge over the East River to Brooklyn and turning back to see Manhattan&#039;s skyline is mind blowing.  Then, arriving in Brooklyn we usually have lunch in Park Slope.  By the way, our best view of Manhattan&#039;s lower downtown skyline (Wall Street) is from the Park Slope Brooklyn Heights Promenade near the Brooklyn Bridge.  We are vacationing in Rome as I write this reply.  So, after reading your article we&#039;ll do our Brooklyn Bridge stroll to Brooklyn and check out some of the places you article about when we are home next month. 
M&#038;G
Rome, Italy]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very good article, Brian.  We enjoyed it a lot.  We live in East Midtown Manhattan near the United Nations Building. We often take a very long stroll downtown to walk over either the Brooklyn Bridge near City Hall or the Manhattan Bridge near Chinatown.  The view crossing either bridge over the East River to Brooklyn and turning back to see Manhattan&#8217;s skyline is mind blowing.  Then, arriving in Brooklyn we usually have lunch in Park Slope.  By the way, our best view of Manhattan&#8217;s lower downtown skyline (Wall Street) is from the Park Slope Brooklyn Heights Promenade near the Brooklyn Bridge.  We are vacationing in Rome as I write this reply.  So, after reading your article we&#8217;ll do our Brooklyn Bridge stroll to Brooklyn and check out some of the places you article about when we are home next month.<br />
M&amp;G<br />
Rome, Italy</p>
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