 A
narrow building. |
 The
second tallest building in the USA-- the Empire State Building. |
 The
Chrysler Building from the top of the Empire State Building. |
 The
top of the Empire State Building has an outdoor viewing area. |
 To
the west. |
 A
look down at the city. |
 The
top part of the building was green for St. Patrick's Day. |
 The
GE Building, which houses NBC television. |
 More
city. |
 A
cruise ship is ready to depart. |
 Just
a pretty building. |
 Looks
like snow on the tops of the buildings, but it was not. |
 A
better view of the top of the Empire State building, this time with a moon. |
 The
sunset was pretty. |
 More
of Manhattan from the top of it all. |
 The
street. I believe this is Broadway. |
 Some
prettily lit buildings. |
 A
view to the south, where the World Trade Center site is. I don't think
the Statue of Liberty is visible in this pic. |
 So
many buildings, so many pictures. |
 Times
Square and 42nd Street look like this at night. |
 You
can't escape the icy glare of the Chrysler Building! |
 I
remember this one from up top. |
 Walking
north through Times Square. |
 MTV
is on the left and the ginormous Toys R Us is on the right. |
 How
controversial. |
 Everyone's
favorite store: the Hershey's Store. |
 Just
in case you need it. You never know when Irritable Bowel Syndrome
(IBS) will attack... |
|
A
narrow building.
The
second tallest building in the USA-- the Empire State Building.
The
Chrysler Building from the top of the Empire State Building.
The
top of the Empire State Building has an outdoor viewing area.
To
the west.
A
look down at the city.
The
top part of the building was green for St. Patrick's Day.
The
GE Building, which houses NBC television.
More
city.
A
cruise ship is ready to depart.
Just
a pretty building.
Looks
like snow on the tops of the buildings, but it was not.
A
better view of the top of the Empire State building, this time with a moon.
The
sunset was pretty.
More
of Manhattan from the top of it all.
The
street. I believe this is Broadway.
Some
prettily lit buildings.
A
view to the south, where the World Trade Center site is. I don't think
the Statue of Liberty is visible in this pic.
So
many buildings, so many pictures.
Times
Square and 42nd Street look like this at night.
You
can't escape the icy glare of the Chrysler Building!
I
remember this one from up top.
Walking
north through Times Square.
MTV
is on the left and the ginormous Toys R Us is on the right.
How
controversial.
Everyone's
favorite store: the Hershey's Store.
Just
in case you need it. You never know when Irritable Bowel Syndrome
(IBS) will attack...