This is how Don Day and Elizabeth Cader enjoyed their last vacation in New York

Their common dream is to travel the world and little by little they are making it happen. So far, they have already traveled to El Salvador, the Dominican Republic (on multiple occasions, apparently due to multiple jobs in that destination), the United States, visiting theme parks. On their last trip, Elizabeth Cader and Don Day traveled to North America again, this time with the desire to walk around New York.

A couple of ‘boys’ realityThey used the last May holidays, related to the historic battle of Pichincha, for a romantic escape to the Big Apple. Their first stop, according to photos they both shared on their Instagram profiles, was at the Natural History Museum. According to Elizabeth, she loves museums, recounting on a photo carousel of posing in front of a dinosaur skeleton, wearing an olive green bralette, high-waisted jeans and white mid-calf cowboy boots. She completed her outfit with a diving suit huge with the military press.

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Another must-do stop in New York was a tour of the popular Central Park. There, they were photographed very much in love while resting on a grassy area where visitors can sit or lie down. In a large park and the lungs of New York, a Salvadoran and a Guayaquileño also posed on a bridge overlooking one of the lakes that pass through the city.

Diego Álvarez, which is Don Day’s real name, confirmed with his posts the desire he shares with Elizabeth when he dedicated to her that “this is how I want to travel the world with her”. This gringo took over the city with a look that suited his girlfriend, i.e. he also dressed in green, but in a different shade. El Diamante, as this singer and actor is nicknamed, preferred a green polo shirt, white shorts and green and white sports shoes.

On other occasions, celebrities have also shown their love for traveling within Ecuador. On their social networks, they also published their joyful walks in Ecuadorian cities, such as Huaquillas, Machala, Santo Domingo, Palenque, Manta, among others. (AND)