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Part two of our 2008 trip was our first of many, hopefully, New York vacations. It took us about three hours to drive from Hershey Park, Pennsylvania. We went through the Lincoln Tunnel to enter the Big Apple to start our New York vacation. Our New York City hotel was the Hampton Inn and was [...]

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