This awful situation makes me so sad. I love New York. It's a city I have visited many times and which I have always found to be exciting. It's difficult to envisage NYC in lockdown with empty streets and empty subway trains because I can only think of the city as a massive human ant hill teeming with life and activity. It is the city which never sleeps-arguably the capital of the world.
My chances of ever visiting NYC again are slim. Who knows when the travel restrictions will end and when they do will international airtravel be accessible?
In my travels to NYC over the years I have taken a few photos. Below are some of the more recent ones hopefully conveying some of the flavour of NYC and its people.
Here's to you New York. May you overcome your sadness and bounce back soon-better and even more lively than ever.
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| Hot dog vendor |
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| Dog walking, Broadway |
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| Time out for cooks at Grand Central Station, Oyster Bar |
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| NYC skyline |
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| Lunch time, Chelsea Market |
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| From the High Line |
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| Strawberry Fields. John Lennon Memorial, Central Park |
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| Staten Island Ferry |
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| Morning cyclists, Central Park |
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| Girls on the avenue-Madison Avenue |
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| NYC Gentleman |
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| Columbus Circle subway station |
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| From the hotel window |
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| Farmer's market 1 |
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| Farmer's Market-2 |
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| Farmer's Market 3 |
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| Farmer's market 4 |
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| Reflected kitchen |
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| Central Park taxi |
wonderful pics John
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