This is the view we awoke to this morning after dropping wearily into our beds last night. Cool, huh?
We really should have had "TOURIST" plastered on our backs today because it would be the only way we could me MORE obvious that we weren't really from around here. Yet, we embraced our 'tourist-ness' and decided to get an overview of the city from one of the open air double-decker sightseeing bus tours.
Now, would you agree that this photo is classic New York with the skyscrapers, yellow cabs and the pedestrians?
This is one very unique building - The Flatiron Building, looks like an iron - reminds me of home. Not that my house looks anything like this but my iron does -shapewise!
After the tour, we walked through the financial district and saw the famous Wall Street bull and this view of Trinity Church which was chartered in the late 1600's and is located adjacent to the area where the Twin Towers once stood.
A photo of the exterior of the New York Stock Exchange - full of activity on a business day.
We had lunch at what was once called The Amish Deli and then wandered over to the apartment building where my nephew and his wife first lived when they moved to NYC almost five years ago. This was the lobby.
Then we took a stroll around Battery Park and this garden oasis was a one of many available for anyone to stop and take a rest.
This is one very unique building - The Flatiron Building, looks like an iron - reminds me of home. Not that my house looks anything like this but my iron does -shapewise!
After the tour, we walked through the financial district and saw the famous Wall Street bull and this view of Trinity Church which was chartered in the late 1600's and is located adjacent to the area where the Twin Towers once stood.
A photo of the exterior of the New York Stock Exchange - full of activity on a business day.
We had lunch at what was once called The Amish Deli and then wandered over to the apartment building where my nephew and his wife first lived when they moved to NYC almost five years ago. This was the lobby.
Then we took a stroll around Battery Park and this garden oasis was a one of many available for anyone to stop and take a rest.
P.S. We had NO rain today - amazing!
Oh I do love that ceiling in the lobby Ginger. Keep the pictures coming...I am enjoying this very interesting thread.
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Sandi
What no chocolate?? What kind of place did you go to!?
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Oh I am so glad you are posting. Good girl. I won't have to visit the bears yet... You pictures are wonderful. The last time I was in NY I was three weeks old and to be honest the memories have faded. LOL Sharon Keep up the photos or else.....
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