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Now after getting into Manhattan. City rental bikes on 8th avenue:
Pizza for lunch:
The West Side Jewish Center comfortingly includes a fallout shelter:
Jesús es la luz del mundo. But no fallout shelter!
Doing the touristy thing and going go for a walk on the high line. But first instead I need to find the entrance... The high line is above, but can't see the entrance. Looking at a giant train yard which will have a giant skyscraper complex above it in 5 years:
Found it! Now on the high line. Meow:
Cold, windy and drizzly weather dissuaded most tourists. But there were some:
giant apartment building on left:
not sure what this is about:
some greenery. Perhaps the heat island is helping the leaves:
Another church:
cross with another big spiky thing:
Rain got harder, hindering picture taking. Felt colder and windier now, being close to the Hudson River made the wind worse:
Buildings getting lost in the mist:
Random mix of stone and asphalt paving on this street:
no one's using the outdoor seating:
crowded subway. was even more crowded before the previous stop, but it was too crowded for photos. Nice and dry down here:
After sunset:
Walked along the reservoir by Central Park. Was deserted for part of the time I was there, maybe the cold rain and wind discouraged people. Found this guy:
Spoiler
not scared of me at all, even walked towards me. Found another exciting puddle:
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