This is the famous Christmas tree in front of the Rockefeller Center. The ice skating rink is below the tree. And it's really crowded. Long queue to get to the rink. Isn't the tree pretty?
This is George Washington Bridge.
Grand Central Terminal. It used to be a huge, majestic building, but now it's dwarfed by the surrounding taller and bigger buildings.
UN Building. We went on a Saturday, so unfortunately you won't see any flags flying outside on the flag poles.

Ernst & Young
Times Square Subway station.
Trump Tower.
Junction outside Port Authority Bus Terminal. We went all the way there just to eat at Yoshinoya. We were desperate and didn't know where else to go for food.
Us in front of Lady Liberty.

Me trying to fight the Charging Bull of Wall St.

Alice in Wonderland sculpture in Central Park. Can you spot me?
Statue of Hans Christian Andersen. Now, can you spot me?
Random picture of Central Park. One of my favorite places in New York. I guess I'm not a big city kinda girl.
1 comment:
I don't know how people can live in a city of glass and cement,i live in the country surrounded by trees and farm land and quietness.but to each his own.Nice pictures though
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