Lady Liberty, a gift from France.
Wall Street, from the boat.
another shot of the Brooklyn Bridge, this time from below it.
the Manhattan Bridge {i think!} 
oops! this one was from day three, but it got missed!
the Empire State Building from the tour boat.
from the top of the Empire State Building.
this is my favorite picture i took at The Cloisters...
you can really tell that they brought over the old parts from Europe.
even now, looking at these photos,
in one corner there was this little orange tree.
dark to light contrast = love
mom standing by the fountain. :-)
this one just seemed right to be in black and white
Todd, Ang, Dad and Mom
walking up the side of the castle.
so beautifully made...
were it not for the air conditioner in the window, it could be a photo of another era...
i love this shot. it's my second favorite i took at The Cloisters.
day three, we got on the subway and went up to 190th street to go to The Cloisters, a part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. this is some of the scenery as we walked to the castle.
the park we walked through was called Fort Tryon Park.
these park benches beckoned those of us walking past to forget our agenda, and spend some time with them... which we didn't do, unfortunately.
a first look at The Cloisters.
almost there...
a sure sign that we've arrived!
after Dad and i rejoined mom, we walked around the Rockefeller Center. there were a number of statues that i wanted to see, the first of which was this one of Prometheus. where the umbrellas are now, once it gets cold, that whole area becomes the skating rink.
the entrance to the skating rink is guarded by two of these handsome men...
the Rockefeller Center, from the bottom to the top.
St. Patrick's Cathedral
another statue i wanted to see was this one of Atlas.
another external shot.
we couldn't take many photos inside, as there was a service going on while we were there, but you can see how beautiful it is.
