New York
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
We had a lot of fun on the trip. We went all around Manhattan on a great bus tour, well the tour was great for the first part, the down town tour. For the uptown tour we had a horrible guide who didn't know anything. On that part of the tour we learned a lot of useless facts about Holland, and the Dutch love of sprinkles.
Anyway, we also went to the Met, the Moma, to a Yankees-Red Sox game, to a couple of plays (Mary Poppins and Rock of Ages), Central Park, of course to Tiffany, too much shopping on Canal Street, we walked the Brooklyn Bridge and much, much more.
Here are some pics...
Manhattan from Brooklyn
Inside the Egyptian exhibit in the Met
Me in front of the Guggenheim
Manda in front of the Guggenheim
Me in front of the Apollo Theater in Harlem
Me in front of Grant's Tomb
Empire State Building
Manda and me on the bus tour
In front of the restaurant from Seinfeld
Manda and me in front of the restaurant from Seinfeld
(it was so humid that the camera lens fogged up)
Grand Central Station
Manda and me in front of Grand Central with the Chrysler Building behind us
Manda in front of Warhol at the MOMA
van Gogh's Starry Night at the MOMA
Manda and me at the Yankees game
Yankee Stadium
Yankee Stadium
A-Rod ducking a pitch at his head
Manhattan from the Brooklyn Bridge
Emily and Manda walking across the Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge
Manda and me on the Brooklyn Bridge with Statue of Liberty in the background
4 comments:
Fun! I am glad you guys had a good trip.
I sure enjoyed NY vicariously through your blog. I've always wanted to go to NY and I have no reason why.
~ Tyler
just came visiting to your blog. this trip was so fun, let'd do it again:)
What a fun experience for you guys. We loved living in Maryland and only being 3.5 hours from Manhattan. So many fun things to do there. We did and saw just about everything we could think of. We never did make it over the Brooklyn bridge though, and for that I'm kind of sad.
Seeing that your camera fogged up in the humidity reminds me of why I love summers so much in Park City- no blazing heat and suffocating humidity.