All Across America
After staying in a town in Maryland, Glenelg, for a while after the visit to Inner Harbor, my uncle’s family and I moved on to New York altogether by car. Though these two States seemed as if they were really closely located from one another on the map, it took around six straight hours by driving to get to New York from Maryland. It was very interesting to see how buildings of New York suddenly appeared out of nowhere while driving on a highway in Pennsylvania. As portrayed very vividly in movies, New York definitely was a brilliant State, filled with immense buildings that were closely placed from one another, and these loads of fancy buildings made the State sparkle, assuring me that it surely was one of the most developed States in the world, probably the most developed State in the world. The fact that I was totally charmed with the state made me view every aspects of the State marvelously that even steam coming out of drains on the road that normally appear in movies which take place in New York, crowded streets, all seemed appealing. Despite heavy traffic which apparently is pretty common in New York, time flew by thanks to me getting overjoyed. What was even more enthusiastic was visiting Times Square really late at around midnight. After visiting Times Square really that late in early December, Gangnam, which is also known as a city where light never goes off among Koreans, no longer remained in my mind as I had been remembering it. Moreover, the fact that there were thousands of people on a freezing night in front of Times Square that late, as well as bright lights coming out from multiples of billboards that were hung up on top of buildings which could light up the whole street amazed me even further. After walking around this fabulous region for a while, a very peaceful park that looked no different from other parks jumped right in front of my eyes. To take a rest from walking around in the crowd for a while, we started walking across this “common” park. For the first ten minutes or so, the only difference that came up in my mind was that it was placed right in the middle of New York. Yet, as time flew by, there did not seem to be an end to this park, and that was when I realized that
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