This store looked really interesting. Next time, we are going to stop.
Most people don't realize that there are tree lined streets in Manhattan.
This poor guy was dripping . It was in the high 90's today. 
The Gershwin Hotel. next time, I am going to check out their bathroom.
Barnes and Nobles on St. Mark's Place. It is out of business. Aside from the sadness of a closed business, NYC lost a good bathroom stop.
Barnes and Nobles on St. Mark's Place. It is out of business. Aside from the sadness of a closed business, NYC lost a good bathroom stop.
St. mark's Place has interesting store windows.
An old synagogue on some side street I never walked on before.
We were wondering if it was still in use and were pleased to see this sign on the door.
As seen from Lexington Ave.
Also from Lexington. I love the contrast of the old buildings with the new.
The carvings on this building are really great.
New York Magazine headquarters.
More construction.
Huge crane.
I can't imagine what it is like to work underground, in the heat, every day of my life. These poor guys really earn their money.
5 comments:
I will never, ever get tired of your pictures! I've always harbored a sort of geographical torch for New York, so your pics satisfy that urge I have. Keep'em coming!
PS I love your scarlet Birks!
I agree with Mrs. T! More pics! Never been to NY and this is my vicarious journey!
I love your photos. But they make me want to go to NYC, and I can't afford to go to NYC, so in the end, it's frustrating. But I still love the photos.
How did you like the Container Store? Do they have good items sto store children's toys? Is the address 17th St. and th Ave.? Please I need info.
I love the container store. They have storage for everything--I didn't look at children's things, but my guess is they do. They are nice and helpful. You can return everything you buy if you don't like it--no time limit.
One is at 17th St and 6th Ave. The other is at 58th and Lexington.
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