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Comme promis lundi voici maintenant une visite en images de Brooklyn, j'espère vivement que cela vos donnera envie d'y séjourner ou au moins de vous y aventurer un peu plus loin que le pied du célèbre pont éponyme lors de votre prochain voyage à NYC @)

Je suis rentrée il y a à peine une semaine de Brooklyn...Brooklyn, tu me manques déjà! Souvenez-vous, une cops m'y a prêté son appart si bien situé dans Cobble Hill pendant 10 jours!

Et dire qu'avant mon départ toutes les personnes à qui je disais que j'allais séjourner à Brooklyn lors de mon séjour à NYC me rétorquaient : 'tu vas séjourner à Brooklyn? Mais t'as pas peur? C'est dangereux là-bas, fais attention à toi!'

Pfff...si ces personnes savaient! Bref, Brooklyn me manque...mais j'y ai pris RDV au printemps 2011 @)

Je vous ai déjà parlé de Brooklyn Heights ICI , de ses apparts de malade et de la superbe vue sur la skyline de Mahanattan au coucher du soleil ainsi que de Coney Island LA.

Et voici aujourd'hui deux adresses gourmandes en images suivies mercredi de photos de promenades dans Brooklyn que j'ai adoré parcourir (borough si calme à quelques minuttes en métro de Manhattan!).

@@@ le salon de thé-jardin Sweet Melissa (situé à 10 minutes à pieds de l'appart : superbe endroit pour prendre un petit-déj gourmand avant d'affronter Manhattan. Pour 4e50 j'y ai dégusté un croissant, un pudding aux cerises et un café au lait sublimes, merci à mon précieux Cartoville NYC pour cette divine adresse) :

*When I got up yesterday morning I was dreaming of a late breakfast at La Bonbonnière and a promenade on the High Line. So disappointed I was when I arrived at La Bonbonnière (the conditionned air was out of order and it was 40 degrees...) that I decided to walk straight to Pastis.

Pastis was crowded of people and too show-off so I gave up for the late breakfast and enjoyed the High Line Promenade.

Yesterday was the hotest day of the week in NYC! I think I couldn't stand this heat any more! More than 40 degrees, can you imagine? Hopefully Earl was on its way to cool down the city today. The Labor Day week-end is announced to be more enjoyable for walking time!

So between a job meeting at the NYAS early in the morning and a late (disgusting) lunch with two job-collaborators I had a one hour shopping at Century 21. I tried many clothes and shoes and accessories, funny! Finally this bag will be for my sister, this cute shoes for me and I decided not to buy the synthetic fur coat (40 USD instead of 250)...but it was so cold in the shop that it was a great pleasure to wear it while shopping! And unfortunatly the beautifull cape was too big for me!

Hi there!

I am just back from an amazing sunset on Manhattan (from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade to the Fulton Ferry Landing) and I wanted to share this unforgettable pictures (click on to enlarge them!) with you...enjoy @)

*It was so so hot in NY today (40 degrees?) that the only thing I could do was shopping&eating (first time I love so much the air conditionned!)!

So I took the F train from Brooklyn to Soho this morning and 10 minutes later (crazy!) I was on Broadway : shopping paradise? I won't say so...

First I had a very good breakfast at Hampton Chutney&co. I really recommend you this cheap indian organic restaurant (I had a lunch there last january, the vegetable biryani was perfect)! After two cookies just out of the oven (peanut butter and white chocolate/macadamia) and the cardamon coffee (that reminded me so much my travel to India) I was ready to go shopping! First stop : Topshop. Stayed there five minutes to look for a bag and gave up! From my opiniun everything there is too expensive for synthetic/bad quality...

Then I walk to Bloogmindale and fall in love with those so cute gloves from UGG :

(in real the gloves are camel, with cachemire inside, and the fur is not that white, looking foward wearing them with my Ugg boots!)

*Those who are following my activities on Twitter already know what I did today (thanks to the free WiFi quite everywhere in NYC) @)

For those who don't, here is my itinerary from Bryant Park to 5th Ave.

From Brooklyn, after a very good breakfast in a cute garden at Sweet Melissa (I will write a note later on this place), I took the F train to Manhattan (only 15 minutes from the flat in Brooklyn!) and stopped at Bryant Park (the first I discovered in 2007, my first visit here). I love this quiet park located a few minutes from the 5th Avenue!

J'ai mis les pieds pour la première fois à New York en septembre 2007...la seconde, en octobre 2008...c'est à ce moment-là que je m'étais promis de me rendre dans ma ville préférée au moins une fois par an...NY, j'arrive mardi soir, UP@)