It was very cold, and chill winds blew hard. We wondered whether
we’d see snow fall there, but we were not so lucky (or, may be, we actually
were!). While we waited for the cruise to start, we learnt that the twilight
cruises were the most popular, and therefore, hard to get on short notice. We
had to be content with a 3.30 p.m. slot. My team mates decided not to face the
chill winds, so they stayed on the lower deck, but I decided that I should
enjoy it every bit, so went on to the upper deck. We had a bonus thanks to
daylight saving. Our cruise effectively was a twilight cruise! I was excited. I
was the only one to have answered some questions on American history! After the
cruise, we went straight to Saravana Bhavan, had a sumptuous meal again, and
headed for Times Square where couple of us broke into songs!!
Here are some pics…enjoy!This blog is all about pictures and videos about the Sun and the Sea and associated themes
Friday, July 18, 2014
The Sun & the Moon @ the Big Apple & Boston- Part II The Big Apple (concluded)
The Sun & the Moon @ the Big Apple & Boston- Part II - The Big Apple- Day 2
On
the second day in NY, we passed by several important landmarks, like Central
Park. We visited the 9/11 Memorial before arriving at the Hudson River cruise.
It was very cold, and chill winds blew hard. We wondered whether we’d see snow
fall there, but we were not so lucky (or, may be, we actually were!).
The Sun & the Moon @ the Big Apple & Boston- Part II- The Big Apple
We realised that two days were not
enough in New York. On the first day, we saw, among others, the Statue of
Liberty and the Empire State Building. We did not know that, with the package
deal tickets we had, we could go upto the pedestal or crown of Lady Liberty. We
couldn’t purchase tickets on the Island either, since there were no counters. Each
of us walked at one’s pace, listening to the audio tour. It was almost dark and
we had to make it in time for the Empire State Building visit. We had a breath-taking
view, after dark, of all the skyscrapers we saw by day! We had to walk miles
(actually), after losing our way initially, to have a homely dinner at Saravana
Bhavan. Most of us were strict vegetarians, so we were relieved that we did not
have to ask detailed questions regarding the ingredients of the food, before
ordering.
Here are some
pics…enjoy!
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