thanks for sharing this. it will make reading the book (in dutch :-) with the children even more fun. (you remembered the title correct)
i'm now sorry I did not use the opportunity to look at the station from the outside when I was in nyc last december - I only looked inside, visited the station by metro. so much to see, so little time :-) Axel. > Great stuff. I remember as a very young child I had a little book called > "The Taxi That Hurried," or something like that. I must have enjoyed it, > because one particular image was etched in my mind: a grand train station > at the end of the boulevard that the taxi traveled. I had no idea that it > represented a real place. Shortly after moving to New York in 1980, > I was riding in a cab as it turned into park from 34th street and headed > up toward Grand Central. There it was, exactly as it had been illustrated > in that little book. It was one of those "oh my God" moments that we all > enjoy from time to time. Thirty years later, I was finally a passenger > in the taxi that hurried. > Paul -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
