

Tips and Tricks for an Urban Lemming #1: Nobody ogles rodents that hurry
Lyle gets on the subway at 34th St Penn Station. He takes the
up to 59th St Columbus Circle to see Mouszart play at Lincoln Center.

Wow, those Lincoln Center seats were much more spacious than the subway! Sadly, there’s only space for one performance in Lyle’s schedule – off to the next location!
After the show, Lyle heads back to the 59th St Columbus Circle station and takes the
down to 14th St to grab some geocaches in the neighborhood.

After spending a period of time hunting, he realizes he has other appointments to get to!
Lyle scurries to the 14th St Union Square station and grabs the
up to Grand Central 42nd St station and snaps a photo with the Chrysler building.

Lyle goes back into Grand Central 42nd St station and hops on the
over to Times Square 42nd St. There sure are lots of people, but luckily being a lemming makes it easy to scurry through the crowds.

Tips and Tricks for an Urban Lemming #2: Whatever ensues, stay tucked-away
After stopping for lunch at the Plaza Hotel, Lyle gets on the
at 59th and 5th Av and takes it up to 59th and Lexington Av. He grabs a popsicle and takes a leisurely walk uptown to visit the new Met Breuer museum.

The Met Breuer was lovely! It’s wonderful that the Met now has additional space to showcase art. And amazing that in the space of nearly 150 years the Met has only ever inhabited three buildings!
Lyle gets on the
at 77th St and rides down to 51st St. He walks to Rockefeller Center and has a good time ice skating and trying to sneak into the NBC headquarters (he knows he’d be a great talk show host!).

Unfortunately his TV career doesn’t pan out, but he does get some pointers from Ratt Lauer. After writing them all down with a ballpoint pen, he hurries over to the subway station.
Lyle gets on the
at 48th St Rockefeller Center and rides down to 34th St Herald Square. There, he transfers to the
and goes down to 4th St Washington square. It sure is a beautiful day to go to Washington Square Park and intimidate the pigeons!

After that, Lyle heads back to the 4th St Washington Square station and grabs the
down to Spring Street to take a leisurely stroll and meet a friend for dinner in (littler) Little Italy. Yum!

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Remember, this is the LTA not the MTA. There are slight differences between the human and lemming subway systems, which hopefully native New Yorkers will spot immediately! So no one gets confused, make sure to USE THE PROVIDED LTA MAP while solving this puzzle.
The NYC subway can be a little confusing and I want this puzzle to be achievable by out of town visitors. If you are visiting NY and need help reading a NYC subway map, feel free to message me or check the related webpage (http://explorebk.com/2015/03/03/read-mta-subway-map/)
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Cache is a typical urban magnetic nano. No space for trackables or SWAG. BYOP.
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