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Dennis and I took a break from the ship cruise thing and travel back to the East Coast for some sports fun. Our eventful trip included time with family and visits to attend Major League Baseball games at Fenway Park in Boston, Citizen Park in Philadelphia and Shea Stadium in Queens, NY. We also stoped by the NBA Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA and the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY.
During the last portion of the vacation we spent time with family and attended a 3 1/2 hour taping of Fashion Rocks at Radio City Hall, NYC for a televised TV special. - Dave McGrath-Wagner |
Our visit to Fenway Park was a lot of fun. A full house was on hand for another Red Sox game. The experience was nice but those seats were pretty tight. The newer ballparks have wider seats and more room between the roles of seats. Dennis and I still think Wrigley Field in Chicago is still the ultimate jewel of the old ballparks. - Dave McGrath-Wagner |
We entered the Hall but actually we visited Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY. The long awaited visit to Cooperstown was a lot of fun. It was time to revisit the many memories of historical feats accomplished by our baseball heros. - Dennis McGrath-Wagner |
The brief visit to Philadelphia was spent at Citizens Park to see the Philadephia Phillies play the Houston Astros. The stadium reminded us of the home of the Chicago White Sox. The fans were into the game hopeing for their team to win and stay in the race for a wild card playoff berth. - Dave McGrath-Wagner |
Dennis grew up in Bay Ridge area of Brooklyn, NY. We spent a few days in Bayridge visiting his family. While we were in Brooklyn we took time to visit a few pizza parlors and sports shops to do some shopping. |
While Dennis and I were staying in Brooklyn we took the train to Manhatten to see the Fashion Rocks Concert at Radio City Hall, Beauty and The Beast Musical and went over to Queens to attend a Mets Game. Our timing was rather unique as it was the 5th Anniversary since 9/11. There were lots of signs of symbolism in rememberance of those lost in the explosions. |
The Beauty and the Beast was a nice musical to watch. The stage sets and customs were superb. - Dave McGrath-Wagner |
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