NYC, Day Three, part two

After Central Park we headed to The Met

 

There is so much to see there

We spent several hours 

and still did not see it all

 

   

In addition to the normal 'museum' displays

 

 there was the just strange stuff

yes?

There was a special exhibit dedicated to rock 'n roll

notice the price of tickets to see The Beatles! 

Then there was this little guy outside. He (slowly) made his way across the street and back.

Lots of pictures, I know, and I'm only posting a few of the many we took!

Sorry about the last ones being wonky - they looked right in my preview. Hopefully these will be better!

More to come!

NYC, Day Three, Part One

Day three started with brunch outside - this cute little couple on a bench was across the street from the where we ate.

After brunch we headed to Central Park

It's hard to believe this is right in the middle of the city

Lots of bridges in the park 

It started to rain on us

so we ducked in under this bridge - it came with entertainment

                                                

We only saw a small portion of the park. 

Someday we will have to return and explore more!

More photos to come - I'm trying not to overload any single post.

Day Two!

 On our second day in NYC baby boy had to work so his friend, Austin, was our tour guide.

We took a ferry ride

Interesting building

Brooklyn Bridge

We had planned to walk across but we ran out of time (and it rained the last two days we were there)

We had lunch at a very old tavern

After lunch, Austin had to go to work so we were on our own for a few hours. We took a boat ride past the Statue of Liberty. 

Then we made our way to the Empire State Building

                                                

 The views were amazing

But hold on to your hat! It was windy!

On the list of places to visit!

Would love to go back and see the views at night. Maybe next trip!

More to come!

New York

More photos from day one.

We spent the afternoon walking around

seeing what we could see

Who knew there were so many parks in the middle of NYC?

Tall buildings

Little surprises

Beautiful architecture

Familiar sights (as in I watch every morning)

Time to call it a night!