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Living like a local
Today was a lazy new york day. I didn't have anything planned so I thought I would head to the numerous markets NYC had to offer. It's a bit of a Sunday ritual to go to the markets so I thought I would do as the locals do. I first headed to two huge grocers up the road from where in was staying. Zabars is a jewish deli. It's about half a block in size full to the brim of cheese, deli meat sand small goods, a ...
From the Serious to the Dave Barry
... your pass (I am not making this up) TWICE more before you are finally spewed out into the actual memorial. This must be the most paranoid place in the country. Perhaps understandably, but still.
The memorial itself consists right now of two giant fountains that were built down into the foundations of what used to be the twin towers. Around the edge of both are inscribed the names of all those killed on 9/11. Eventually there ...
New York
... stond de M&M winkel op het programma. Leuk om M&M's te tappen in je favoriete kleur, maar verder echt een afrader. Wat een commerciële zooi, herrie en belachelijke prijzen.
Zondag gingen we naar het Marionette poppentheater in Central Park. Dat ging over Hanzel en Gretzel (of zoiets), Hans en Grietje dus, met als thema Halloween. Was leuk. Het regende zondag, dus ...
NYC Day One
... and fittingly we found the Apple store right in the middle. Its hard to say how many people we saw walking past while we were there, but it was a constant hum of activity. When we went outside we noticed that around the first floor of the building is a taxi road as well that circles the building above the street level! Crazy or ingenious?
The New York Public Library was only a block away, but it was closed as well for a special function. Around ...
High Line, a highlight on a different altitude
... loading platforms are left intact or are visible as lines in the pavement. The vegetation is partly consisting of plants that had come on their own, partly it is the longstemmed grasses that are so much Oudolf's trademark. After reaching the southern end we walked along the Hudson towards Freedom Tower, the old Ground Zero of 9/11 notoriety a.k.a.the Twin Towers. On the way we had lunch at the Whole Foods Market. Their display fridge, filled with tens of different kinds of ...
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