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May 25th 2012
Published: May 27th 2012
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Three weeks ago we were wondering if we might fit in a couple of side trips out of New York. As it has turned out, however, that was never an option as there has been just so much to see and do in this amazing city. We have been really happy with the little apartment we rented in East Village in Lower Manhattan. Over 300 years ago this area was once the country home of Peter Stuyvesant, the last ... Read Full Entry



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Ground Zero MemorialGround Zero Memorial
Ground Zero Memorial
Certainly a sobering experience to visit this memorial.
Ground Zero MemorialGround Zero Memorial
Ground Zero Memorial
"Anything Goes""Anything Goes"
"Anything Goes"
Thoroughly enjoyed this Broadway show with all the old songs.
Central ParkCentral Park
Central Park
We enjoyed our Saturday morning ride in Central Park.
Central ParkCentral Park
Central Park
The prime real estate overlooks the park.
Central ParkCentral Park
Central Park
The old dairy was used when cows used to graze on the pastures in Central Park.
Strawberry FieldsStrawberry Fields
Strawberry Fields
This area was established in a corner of Central Park as a memorial to John Lennon.
Dakota BuildingDakota Building
Dakota Building
Overlooking Central Park, Yoko Ono still lives here.
Street fareStreet fare
Street fare
You couldn't go to Central Park without sampling a pretzel and hotdog!
Brooklyn BridgeBrooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
Linking Manhattan Island to Brooklyn.
Brooklyn BridgeBrooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
What a structure! It was a real experience cycling over and making our way through the weekend crowds.
The post will go through!The post will go through!
The post will go through!
The NY Post Office, one of the impressive public buildings.
The Empire StateThe Empire State
The Empire State
What needs to be said?
The Flat Iron buildingThe Flat Iron building
The Flat Iron building
This is the world's first skyscraper.
Cast Iron ArchitectureCast Iron Architecture
Cast Iron Architecture
The SoHo district is famous for its buildings with intricately designed cast-iron facades.
Hotel New YorkerHotel New Yorker
Hotel New Yorker
Another classic Art Deco building.
View from the Empire StateView from the Empire State
View from the Empire State
Looking down towards lower Manhattan.
View from Top of the RockView from Top of the Rock
View from Top of the Rock
Looking over Central Park from the top of the Rockefeller Centre.
Top of the RockTop of the Rock
Top of the Rock
Radio CityRadio City
Radio City
A beautiful Art Deco hall that seats over 3000.
Art Deco detailArt Deco detail
Art Deco detail
Part of a mural on Radio City..



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