Running on the streets of New York is a frustrating experience for me because my “runner’s mojo” gets constantly interrupted by slow tourists and street lights. I have enjoyed running several races and half-marathons in the past – so a space that allows me to run (wild? and) free is essential. Central Park has come to the rescue on many an occasion. In fact, running there has become a longstanding Saturday morning ritual. But a girl’s gotta mix things up a bit every now and then! That’s what motivated me to go running in High Line Park recently. Now the question is - is it potentially the next running destination?
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