NYC Trek 2007
Day 3 Photos
Morning rush hour on the Long Island Expressway in Queens.
The observatory towers from the 1964 World's Fair.
The backside of Asia.
A close-up of Midtown Manhattan at the Queens Museum of Art's Panorama.
Looking south over the Panorama.
Main Street, Flushing.
Today's breakfast consists of some sort of potato and sesame seed creation.
Our morning stretching session.
If you're looking for a great muffer at a low price, head on down to Roosevelt Avenue.
A good place to take the kids.
I liked Caramelo Caliente way before they got famous.
The hairs have been cut.
The diffuse organization of Kennedy Fried Chicken restaurants has protected them from lawsuits by KFC.
Veloz must either mean speedy or hairy.
We met Chris in Woodside for some Filipino food.
A leafy street in Sunnyside, Queens.
I have a sudden desire for an upside-down beer.
These jerks stole our idea.
The Citicorp Building in Long Island City, Queens is Long Island's tallest building.
The view from Gantry Plaza State Park.
Tiny U Thant Island sits in the East River in front of the United Nations Headquarters.
Some hard-working dudes under the Pulaski Bridge.
The Secret Project Robot building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
More Williamsburg artwork.
The view of Manhattan from the Williamsburg waterfront.
As you cross into South Williamsburg, the hipsters are replaced by the Hasidim.
An imposing building.
A South Williamsburg eruv.
When feltliness matters...
Looking at Manhattan from the Williamsburg Bridge.
A colorful restaurant on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Some East River residential towers.
An interesting mix of architectural styles.
Jenn met up with me on 1st Avenue.
That popular futuristic space pod look.
What do you see in the windows?
Riding the aerial tramway to Roosevelt Island.
Pat met up with me in Astoria and bought me a beer and dinner.
David, my host for Night 3, took me to this nearby rooftop with a great view of Manhattan and the Triborough Bridge.
