Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Jane's Carousel: A Ride with a Manhattan View
If there was one thing I wanted to do on our recent trip to New York City, it was this: take Edith on her first carousel ride.
Jane's Carousel is nestled in Brooklyn Bridge Park, right along the East River and practically under the bridge. The carousel -- originally installed in Youngstown, Ohio, some 90 years ago, according to its history -- was restored and opened in Brooklyn only in 2011.
Tickets are $2, and kids three and younger are free if accompanied by an adult. So Paul and I doubled Edith's fun by riding separately with her.
The carousel is covered and in a transparent enclosure. The doors were wide open during our rides, providing lovely views of the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan. But I was equally paying attention to Edith's reaction.
She wasn't scared, nor was she thrilled. Just another day in the life of a toddler in which every day unveils surprises.
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