I will just let the pictures speak for themselves. They were taken by Andrew, mostly because our camera was too bulky to be lugging around in such cold weather. What an amazing trip..
This is the view from Brian and Andrew's perspective most of the trip. Foofie and I were definetly the navigators
Is there anything more beautiful than Central Park in the snow? We had a BIG blizzard come through right after we flew in. This is the following day.
Grand Central Station is one of my favorite places in New York. Such a huge space, people bustling about, and very "old" feeling.
On the Staten Island Ferry. The statue of liberty is behind us (you'll just have to trust me.) One of the only free things to do in NYC, but really fun.
I did spend a considerable amount of time looking through my purse for the hotel key, metro pass, phone, etc. Some things don't change, even when you're on vacation. (PS, this is about 1:30 a.m in the middle of the blizzard.)
"top of the rock" We opted for this view since it was so close to our hotel, as compared with the Empire State Building. It is really amazing to see the city from above, especially at night.
My other favorite part of the city. You just can't do this tree justice, by seeing it on SNL.
We promise to come back, big city! Thanks for a beautiful trip.
Thomas was a big deal in 2009. I have a feeling that 2010 won't be very different.
On the Staten Island Ferry. The statue of liberty is behind us (you'll just have to trust me.) One of the only free things to do in NYC, but really fun.
