New York City is one of my favorite places. This trip, I tried to see some parts of the city that I'd not visited before.
I also went to two bars that were new to me, and pretty cool. The Haines Law Room, a classy speakeasy, and Bangia, an underground (literally) Korean joint. New York always has something new and interesting.
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| Fountain in City Hall park. |
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| Statue of Horace Greeley. Can't remember what square this was in. |
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| Walked down 9th Ave. between 30th-50th Sts., and there was a huge street festival. |
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| Seems like all things Korean are taking over the world... |
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| The clock at the entrance to the children's zoo in Central Park. |
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| Harlem Meer at the very northern edge of Central Park. |
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| A boat/restaurant moored in the Hudson River. I walked the Hudson River greenway. Amazing. Playgrounds, free kayaking, sunbathers. There's even a beach volleyball court! |
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| A small slice of the High Line walking path. |
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| Garbage, and The New School. |
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| Most famous person in NYC? Duane Reade. |
I also went to two bars that were new to me, and pretty cool. The Haines Law Room, a classy speakeasy, and Bangia, an underground (literally) Korean joint. New York always has something new and interesting.
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| From sea to shining sea. |
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