There are a LOT of wind at the top of the Empire State Building, as evidenced by my scarf on small series of photos below (May 2006):
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There are a LOT of wind at the top of the Empire State Building, as evidenced by my scarf on small series of photos below (May 2006):
There are a LOT of wind at the top of the Empire State Building, as evidenced by my scarf on small series of photos below (May 2006):
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Photo: View from the Empire State Building - May 2006
We climbed to the top of the Empire State Building (86th floor). So yes it is a tourist attraction, but in fact it's really worth it for the view, contrary to what someone amused himself by writing:
Photo: "The Empire State Building is overrated !!!"- May 2006
The Empire State Building is again the highest skyscraper New York (320 meters) from the collapsing towers of the World Trade Center September 11, 2001. And I must say that Laura and I were not really proud as evidenced by the small photos Before / After ...
Before that we were photographed, these are our heads, drunk by the wind and a bit dizzy:
Photo: Alex and Laura at the top of the Empire State Building - May 2006
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Photo: Alex and Laura at the top of the Empire State Building - May 2006
Photo: Empire State Building - April 2006
The Empire State Building was built in 1931 (it celebrated its 75th anniversary recently) in the Art Deco style and remains one of the most symbolic buildings in New York.
Photo: Empire State Building (seen below) - April 2006
It enjoys stunning views across New York and New Jersey:
Photo: View of Downtown New York from the Empire State Building - May 2006
photo: Empire State Building (viewed from the Rockefeller Center) - April 2006
night the top of the Empire State Building glows colors that change regularly according to current events in the city. The only exception occurring periods of bird migration in spring and fall: lights (which attract birds) are extinct to prevent fatal collisions.
Photo: Empire State Building (seen from Rockefeller Center) - May 2006 
Photo: View from the Empire State Building - May 2006 We climbed to the top of the Empire State Building (86th floor). So yes it is a tourist attraction, but in fact it's really worth it for the view, contrary to what someone amused himself by writing:
Photo: "The Empire State Building is overrated !!!"- May 2006 The Empire State Building is again the highest skyscraper New York (320 meters) from the collapsing towers of the World Trade Center September 11, 2001. And I must say that Laura and I were not really proud as evidenced by the small photos Before / After ...
Before that we were photographed, these are our heads, drunk by the wind and a bit dizzy:
Photo: Alex and Laura at the top of the Empire State Building - May 2006 Now Smile for the camera!
Photo: Alex and Laura at the top of the Empire State Building - May 2006 
Photo: Empire State Building - April 2006 The Empire State Building was built in 1931 (it celebrated its 75th anniversary recently) in the Art Deco style and remains one of the most symbolic buildings in New York.
Photo: Empire State Building (seen below) - April 2006 It enjoys stunning views across New York and New Jersey:
Photo: View of Downtown New York from the Empire State Building - May 2006 
photo: Empire State Building (viewed from the Rockefeller Center) - April 2006 night the top of the Empire State Building glows colors that change regularly according to current events in the city. The only exception occurring periods of bird migration in spring and fall: lights (which attract birds) are extinct to prevent fatal collisions.
Photo: Empire State Building (seen from Rockefeller Center) - May 2006 Monday, June 26, 2006
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Photo: Laura and Alex on the roof of the MET - May 2006
Photo: Laura and Chris on the roof of the MET - May 2006
From May to October open rooftop terrace MET o รน can sip a cocktail while admiring the view of New York ... and some modern art, like this crocodile (by a Japanese artist) stabbed real scissors, knives and other sharp objects confiscated at airport luggage. For a fun visual effect he seemed ready to devour the skyscrapers surrounding ...
Photo: Modern Art on the roof of the MET - May 2006
Photo: Laurence on the Brooklyn Bridge - May 2006
Photo: Laurence Times Square - May 2006 
Photo: Laura and Alex on the roof of the MET - May 2006 
Photo: Laura and Chris on the roof of the MET - May 2006 From May to October open rooftop terrace MET o รน can sip a cocktail while admiring the view of New York ... and some modern art, like this crocodile (by a Japanese artist) stabbed real scissors, knives and other sharp objects confiscated at airport luggage. For a fun visual effect he seemed ready to devour the skyscrapers surrounding ...
Photo: Modern Art on the roof of the MET - May 2006 
Photo: Laurence on the Brooklyn Bridge - May 2006 
Photo: Laurence Times Square - May 2006
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