June 5-8 Highlights of New York
Karl and I enjoyed walking down the streets of Manhattan, drinking in the sights, sounds, smells, noises, all overwhelming our senses! People of all different cultures and languages, some rushing around, others just like us with their I-phones and cameras out, snapping pictures as they wander through the tall buildings, and trying to figure out where we are! Our phones kept losing their signals, frustrating! We saw and did a lot in New York City. This has been one of our favorite stops!
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| September 11th Memorial on the New Jersey side of New York Bay |
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| Empty Sky |
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| Liberty Park, a great place to walk and run! |
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| Liberty House Restaurant-Fun place for a drink |
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| 9/11 Memorial in New York Two Reflecting Pools are now in the same location of where the Twin Towers were. Thirty foot waterfalls cascade into the pools, descending into a void in the center. The names of the nearly 3000 victims are inscribed on the surrounding walls. It is a very moving tribute. |
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| Outdoor vendors on every street corner |
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| Loved seeing the New York Stock Exchange building on Wall Street |
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| Street Art |
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| New World Trade Center |
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| We went on a walking tour through the financial district, China Town, Little Italy and SoHo, among other sights and places. This was our guide for the 3 hour tour. |
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| Bull on Wall Street |
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| China Town outside market |
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| China Town strange food |
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| Trinity Church |
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Karl reading Chinese newspaper    |
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