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Page 6B lifestyle THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 - 27, 2017 FEATURE The rush of Times Square, top, and the stateliness of the Metropolitan Museum of Art are two of the many sights to be seen on the double decker bus tours in New York City. Photos by Gale Horton Gay r_ I* \ T* I 1 L* h 1 151 ."'Lrr IJ Bi nS ■ffl re 1 i -A Aiprr • 1 J- * 1 ***■ !W m f NYI Mi m j> ■ ^ F i H rfrT*iPk. pulli by Gale Horton Gay A lthough I haven’t lived in New York for several decades, I still call myself a New Yorker at heart. On a summer visit to New York City, I decided to do something I hadn’t done before—go sightseeing in a double- decker bus. What a great choice! Although many of the sights on the routes I rode were familiar to me from ground level, the elevated views from the open-air, unobstructed top of the bus provided a wonderful perspective. On the City Sightseeing New York double-decker bus we worked our way through tight traffic on Wall Street, cruised by Central Park, through Harlem and passed the legendary Apollo Theatre, moved along the outskirts of Little Italy and Chinatown. Other sights along the routes were the Brooklyn Bridge, South See Tour on page 5