Is on Sky Travel every night this week at 7.30pm. For UK viewers the channel is 139 or may be 140. Watched the first epsiode last night, is v.interesting.
Synopsis: - Series examining the evolution of the Big Apple, from its establishment in 1626 as a Dutch trading post to its continuing pre-eminence in the culture and economy of the world.
New York documentary series...
Hi Kerry,
Thanks for posting this, think I might be able to get near the TV remote, now Graham has no cricket to watch!!
This sounds really interesting
Don%26#39;t suppose you watched Departure Lounge on Friday teatime - they went to NY - meant to record it but we forgot.
Cathy x
New York documentary series...
Hi Cathy
No I didn%26#39;t know about that, shame.
Is Graham pleased about the Cricket? Ry said the players are all a little tipsy and aren%26#39;t making much sense in TV interviews!
Nice to see a pic of you! x
Kerry,
He is absolutely delighted - after seeing them get thrashed by the Aussies in 2002 (in Perth W.A.) he really enjoyed it, he went to The Oval on Saturday - he watched the highlights of the whole test last night - good job I spend all the time surfing, and like cricket too!
I%26#39;m not surprised they were a little tipsy - think I would be too!
Take care
Cathy
The Departure Lounge piece was about how to avoid jet lag. Basically the presenter arrived in New York but did not change his watch and kept to London bedtimes and breakfast times etc. Therefore he went to bed at about 6pm (NY time) and was getting up and having breakfast at 3/4am (NY time). He saw all the sights by lunchtime and then was just about ready for bed again. Apparently he didn%26#39;t get jet lag but he did feel like %26#39;billy no mates%26#39;. Times Square was errily quiet at 4am but at least he was the first person up ESB.
Don%26#39;t think I will be seeing New York that way!
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