Waking up very early in the morning, Shane and I went for a walk taking photos. We reached Central Park when it was just after dawn and walked the south side, here are some of the photographs of that roughly 1 kilometre walk along West 59th Street. Well, it could be less, but felt like that.
Dawn is just about to break. 
The entrance to the park
Looking back at the buildings
One of the innumerable paths in the park
And pooping dogs, why not? 
Does that include people? 
Rows of gleaming windows. Must be damn expensive apartments…
Staggered apartments at the top
You can still see the sliver of the moon
Thataway :)
Erm, no, that way
Trump Parc?
The juxtaposition of immense wealth and homeless sleeping on the sidewalk. Ironic, eh? 
The dawn finally breaks lighting up the skyscrapers
More statues from South America. What I found ironic was that USA’s relationship with the South American countries has usually been very fraught and then they have these statues of heroic liberators like Simon Bolivar in the middle of NY. 
Lovely colours of autumn
No its not an explosion, but only some steam being let off. 
I wonder what these pigeons are eating. 
Did you get the answer? heh
They might be rich and living in the posh areas, but well, they also need honey wagons, lol. 
Beautiful pond
A flame in the forest. 
Another view of the flame and the pond
Various shapes and sizes of the skyscrapers
Damn feathered rats
More apartment buildings
General Sherman. The man whose victory over Atlanta saved President Lincoln’s election campaign and can arguably be said to have preserved the union. Perhaps one of the modern ear’s first scorched earth policy leading generals, his gilded bronze statue seems to have suffered from the same fate of looking scorched. 
A plane over NY, it always makes me slightly nervous…
The famous Apple Store
So we have a bit of an issue with the phones. Generally, I found the city’s infrastructure a bit on the dingy side. 
The trump tower
Extraordinary set of buildings side by side
I couldn't understand what that top of the building was supposed to look like. And on the right, mirrored buildings. Here is the slideshow with more photographs.
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