US Trip Part VI, New York
Our next destination is the eastern coast, there are still three more cities waiting for us: New York, Philadelphia and Washington D.C. The tour so far was very exciting except there were too much flying, and every flying takes averagely about 3-5 hours, I don’t know how, maybe our flight ticket is too cheap that there was no food on board.
This time I was wise, I went to a local supermarket and bought some cookies and a piece of nice sausage with me, but by the time of waiting at the L.A. airport, I had almost finished everything, even before the flight!
Next morning, our first visit was on a ship tour in the bay, this is our on board guide, his explanation was in very good rap, but I didn’t understand much of what he’s talking about. He was a nice guy though.
About 30 minutes, we saw this. Everyone on board was looking for right position to take a picture, a lady was funny with a water bottle in hand, making a similar pose as the Liberty Goddess. The ship tour was about 1 hour.
After that, we just walked pass the Wall Street, the banking area, and the famous bull.
In the afternoon, we visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art, that was an amazing place to go, some of the photos below were shoot there:
A visit to such a place need for more time than merely 2 hours, but if you have ever visited the Forbidden City in 2 hours, we just squared each other!
This was just the outside of the museum.
The following pictures were shoot at the 5th avenue, just after we were at the top of the Top of the Rock, the Rockefeller Building.
The street was filled with smoke from these little food stand.
That was the first day IPad was on sale, I tried to go into the Apple Store, but stopped at the long awaiting queue.
Broadway, Mamamia.
This was on our 3rd day, on the way to Philadelphia, the big trucks interested me a lot. Down below is a panorama photo I shoot on top of the Rock, previous afternoon, I just had some shoots at this side of the building, other side was no good for photo taking due to the sun.
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