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mayrilyin220 i agree with u. dont play around in nyc espicially the bronx u could easily get killed im not sure where u r and i know the bronx pretty well dont play around wiht thta again is my reccomendation hopefully ur not to messed up in where u r and that just try to stay away from webster avene...........................dont mess with the bronxman it will mess u up
Where in the Bronx do you live? This may be true for your neighborhood (but I doubt it). Why stereotype the whole borough? You make it sound like the Bronx is full of animals, a characterization that many outside of the borough already have.
We did our trip on sunday and it was one of the most amazing days for all of us. We startet like you recommended in Norwood 205th, got down on Perry Ave to Bedford Park Blvd, found the mexican spot and had some delicious food (Yummie!), we followed Southern Boulevard to Crotona Ave, E Tremont Ave, Webster, 170th, Grand Concourse and to the stadium...
It was a travel for all senses. Thank you for all advises and tipps...
Glad you had a good time. Maybe next time go to the Botanical Gardens/little Italy. Definately worth a visit as well.
white boy belongs in pelham bay, if he can afford it. If not the bronx aint for you. Just bring real with you. I cant believe this dude thought about living in crown heights?! You are mad funny dude. Try Forest Hill in Queens, or bensonhurst in Brooklyn those areas might be better for you.
We did our trip on sunday and it was one of the most amazing days for all of us. We startet like you recommended in Norwood 205th, got down on Perry Ave to Bedford Park Blvd, found the mexican spot and had some delicious food (Yummie!), we followed Southern Boulevard to Crotona Ave, E Tremont Ave, Webster, 170th, Grand Concourse and to the stadium...
It was a travel for all senses. Thank you for all advises and tipps...
Sounds delightful!
In case you're up in the Bronx again, there's also City Island with expanses that are a bit like a New England fishing town as well as the Fordham University campus and its environs (also next to the previously recommended Botanical Garden, Zoo, and Little Italy).
Hi Mister I've been living in the bronx for most of my life Vic Future gave some good ideas. IF I was touring you through the Bronx after leaving Yankee Stadium area I would have you walk over to (University and about 174 Street ) (Macombs dam bridge) area bridge and into Spanish Harlem. There,s a great park over there and some shopping. You might see "papi" from the corner store to give you a quick salsa lesson in the street. Loud msic coming from the store as people walk by minding their own business.
The time the of the year s another important factor. So, when are you planning to travel. Enjoy.
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