Showing posts with label Central Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Central Park. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Mother Daughter Day

My daughter asked if we could go down to the city Sunday.
Why not.
We didn't have a plan, it was a beautiful day, we figured we'd see what was going on.

Grand Central. I never really looked at it when I was working here. I'd just rush in and out each day!
I was a stressed out maniac!

The ceiling and architecture are beautiful. I don't think I ever paid attention.
All I ever looked at was the train schedule to see if my train was on time!

We headed toward Fifth Ave. and this is what we found, the Columbus Day Parade was beginning.

These women were amazing. They were playing their instruments and dancing the whole time-all the way up 5th!

Isn't he cute?

The parade was so festive, bright colors and music filled the streets!

I don't know how they did it, they danced all afternoon and it was hot!

Brooks Brothers on Madison.

The Helmsley on Madison. Last Winter we saw a bride being photographed at night among the twinkling lights.

Trump Plaza

This young man took us around Central park. He had a little cart attached to his bike.

We felt sorry for the horses, so we didn't take a ride. Really, they were trudging along and looked depressed.




Since it was John Lennon's birthday, a group was performing Beatles songs in the
park in front of the Dakota. I couldn't get a photo-too many people gathered
around. It was fun, everyone was singing along with the group,
'A Little Help From My Friends".

Rockefeller  Center.


Soon the rink will be filled with skaters and the tree will be up.

We decided since we were right here, we should go to The Top Of The Rock and get a few photos.







Ok, now we're getting tired. Time to head down for dinner and then home.


Obviously, Radio City!

Saint Patricks Cathedral.
Whew! Now it's time to hop on the train home!
I can't believe I did the commute everyday when I was young!!!!
I admit, there are days when I really miss my job and the city life.
But, when I hear the trains horn blow at 7am, I roll over in my warm bed 
and am happy I'm not standing on that cold platform!

Hope you enjoyed the little trip!
Have a great day!
-Lynn

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