Here are some more photographs of another evening walk.
Tall tall buildings standing proud
Rows of these proud buildings, its just awe inspiring to walk around. 
Lovely tops of the buildings. 
There’s the titted building. 
Waiting for the light to change. 
Walking past St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the statue on top of the spire. 
Its just lovely, soaring spires. 
The stone stained glass window. 
All bits are done well, none of this, “nobody can see it so we wont worry about it”. 
Berkshire Palace. 
Brick and Glass
Looks a bit like a ship, no? 
A hanging chronometer. 
I love these hanging traffic lights. 
Wow, nice shoes
I just keep on wondering about the challenges of building these tall emblems of human engineering and architecture. Amazing stuff. 
Glass canyons teeming with humanity. 
Carved tops of the building. 
Looks like a seal (not the oink oink type, but the letter sealing type). Nice, eh? 
There’s the slide building in the distance. 
I wouldnt want to slide down that incline. 
The windows were put on almost like an afterthought. 
Yellow nail polish? Seriously? 
What on earth is Tai Chi Yoga? 
Serrated rows of apartments, levels and floors. 
There’s the seal building again. 
Extraordinary, this habit of having wooden water storage tanks. 
Glowing trunks. 
Beautiful brick fronted building. Almost like they wanted to build a skyscraper and then have plonked an italian villa on top. 
Madison Avenue. 
On one side, you have Burger Heaven and just next door you have Caviar Russe. Only in NY. 
BRICs? they now have a store? amazing. 
I want to give some hickeys 
Another lovely street
Madison and 55th. 
Cool cat. 
On the phone, checking an address? 
Off on a walk? 
On the phone again. 
I am pissed off!
Soprano’s anyone? 
I am so tired…..
Giant windows. 
Parking on the pavement?
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More, BDG, more.
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