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Laura McHugh

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Posted on August 14, 2009 by lauramchugh

NYC Day 4 Postcard – Hot Hot Hot!

Our activities today took us up to Central Park for a picnic, then all over the place on the subway and a bus, and back to our place in Chelsea.

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