 New
York streets mostly have a speed limit of 30 m.p.h., but traffic flows
anywhere from 30 to 150 m.p.h., and even faster in a taxi. |
 A
look at NY 9A, the Henry Hudson Parkway, as it follows the Hudson River
closely throughout its stay on Manhattan Island. Across the river is
Jersey. |
 A
shot of what I believe is Broadway, near Columbia University. |
 Same
road, same sign. |
 Here
is the "official" reason I was in New York. |
 Columbia's
campus is quite a bit smaller than UM's. |
 The
Library, which is kind of cool inside, with old stuff and an ancient Chinese
artifact exhibit. |
 More
Columbia. |
 Some
wise philosophers grace the presence of this building. |
 And
we're back at the Hudson Parkway. There is a narrow park between NY 9A
and Broadway. |
 Keep
left to get onto Riverside Drive. |
 A
hoity-toity side street. |
 Even
hoitier-toitiery. |
 Anyone
recognize this from Seinfeld? |
 I
guess this is the Seinfeld corner. |
 The
always-interesting Subway of New York. I still have one ride left on
my MetroCard, which does not expire until 3/31/06. |
 The
first look at Times Square in the daytime. |
 I
didn't come all the way here to eat at an Olive Garden, for nugget's sake!
|
 More
people than in Chicago, Cleveland, and Miami combined right here! |
 Yes,
that giant cup of noodles is steaming. |
 The
ABC broadcasting building. |
 So
much to see! |
 Times
Square even gets its own street signs. |
 How
to get to NY 9A from Times Square. |
 I
didn't know you could contract Broadway to B'way. |
 A
rare instance of a Keep Left sign with the diagram. |
New
York streets mostly have a speed limit of 30 m.p.h., but traffic flows
anywhere from 30 to 150 m.p.h., and even faster in a taxi.
A
look at NY 9A, the Henry Hudson Parkway, as it follows the Hudson River
closely throughout its stay on Manhattan Island. Across the river is
Jersey.
A
shot of what I believe is Broadway, near Columbia University.
Same
road, same sign.
Here
is the "official" reason I was in New York. 
Columbia's
campus is quite a bit smaller than UM's.
The
Library, which is kind of cool inside, with old stuff and an ancient Chinese
artifact exhibit.
More
Columbia.
Some
wise philosophers grace the presence of this building.
And
we're back at the Hudson Parkway. There is a narrow park between NY 9A
and Broadway.
Keep
left to get onto Riverside Drive.
A
hoity-toity side street.
Even
hoitier-toitiery.
Anyone
recognize this from Seinfeld?
I
guess this is the Seinfeld corner.
The
always-interesting Subway of New York. I still have one ride left on
my MetroCard, which does not expire until 3/31/06.
The
first look at Times Square in the daytime.
I
didn't come all the way here to eat at an Olive Garden, for nugget's sake!
More
people than in Chicago, Cleveland, and Miami combined right here!
Yes,
that giant cup of noodles is steaming.
The
ABC broadcasting building.
So
much to see!
Times
Square even gets its own street signs.
How
to get to NY 9A from Times Square.
I
didn't know you could contract Broadway to B'way.
A
rare instance of a Keep Left sign with the diagram.