Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums

[shopgirl]

I love New York in the fall although I have never been there.
A poet says that "Fall is the American season". It is easily the most habitable season of the year.So I hope you can tell sth to me about it.

[TravelinGator]

Maybe I'm a bit biased, since I've spent most of my life in New York, but the city is really a magical place in the fall. Summers tend to be very hot and humid - we'll typically have a few heat waves where the temperature sits at around 95F (35C) for days on end - and when the first bit of autumn chill creeps in at night, the whole city breathes a sigh of relief. There's a giddy sense of transformation, with the summer behind you and winter knocking on the door. The kids are back in school, the leaves begin to change. Everywhere there's a feeling of fresh starts and new possibilities.

It's really a special time. Everyone owes it to themselves to have at least one walk through Central Park in the fall. When the paths are carpeted with colorful leaves and a cool wind is blowing, there are few places on earth I'd rather be.

Chris
_________________
Travel better. Travel Gator.
www.travelgator.com

[shopgirl]

I love the fall in New York. Although the leaves have changed, they are still on the tree and looked like fire. People walk on the street assume a new aspect. The whole city seems to revive. It's so beatiful. The expreesion of people announce the possibilities in the city.
I love this feeling.