| Central Park | |
| The orange conical sections protect the base plates for "The Gates" by Christo and Jeanne Claude going up in two weeks. | |
| As you can see from the water stains, it is an original Frank Lloyd Wright design. (he was notorious for not caring too much about things like proper waterproofing) | |
| I thought this was a clever way to display postcards. | |
| The Reservoir, Central Park | |
| If you look closely at this picture, you can see the loudest wildlife in the Rambles section of Central Park, the wily Construction Bobcat resplendant in it's safety yellow paint scheme. | |
| New York's finest chainsawing a hole in the ice of a Central Park pond, we think for training, as there weren't any news vans around. | |
| Extremely rare American Elms. I can see why they are missed so. | |
| If you look very closely, you can identify this squirrel as a New York Grey squirrel, as it is in fact giving me the finger. Behind him is a public skating rink in central park. | |
| MOMAMuseum of Modern Art | |
| New York Public Library | |
| Free Toxic Waste with each new account! | |
| Chrystler Building | |
| Grand Central Terminal | |
| Times Square | |
| The Garment Distric | |
| Chelsea | |
| So after walking from 79th down to 12th, we were dog tired and took the Subway to the Financial District. | |
| From the end of the line we took the free Staten Island Ferry out and back, it gives a good view of the city, Ellis Island, and the Statue of Liberty | |
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