10 days. 240 hours. NYC – the city that never sleeps. Not an understatement. 42nd St., Times Square, Broadway. Always crowded with people coming and going – to the theater, to restaurants, to stores, or just coming and going. Any night, in good weather, seems like New Year’s Eve.
The Great White Way is a sea of neon. What would you like to buy? Where would you like to go? What would you like to eat, drink, drive? It’s up there in lights. Everyone, and I mean everyone, is taking pictures. Give us a warm fall evening, a camera or a phone, and we’re on it!
Off the street, high up, Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola, at Lincoln Center, offers up some of the best jazz in town.
11PM. Let’s not forget to find a spot away from the madding crowd to replenish and prepare for another day.
This concludes my three blogs on NYC Fall 2014. Scroll down for #1 and #2. It will be nice to remember as winter takes hold and the scenes change.
Happy traveling!
Cecelia, you caught the pulse of this panting City of Images that runs at breakneck speeds without ever resting (well, maybe it all rests early Sunday morning when people desire even fleeting tranquility) . I love how engrossing the City appears here: true to life.