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| Approaching on the ferry |
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| Liberty watches over Manhattan & Brooklyn |
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| Give us your huddled masses |
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| We enjoyed a great ice cream here |
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| Forecourt to the Processing Centre |
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| In sight of Miss Liberty |
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| The Museum |
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| Registration Hall |
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| Immigrants |
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| I bet she went far |
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| 'All About Food', Henry Street, Brooklyn Heights |
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| Lunch |
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| Brooklyn Bridge |
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| Brooklyn Bridge |
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| Brooklyn Bridge |
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| Brooklyn Bridge |
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| Reaching Manhattan |
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| City Hall (I think?) |
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| Buskers |
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| Finally, the subway for the #6 line home |
What a huge lunch. The ferry looks overcrowded. How busy it must be there.
ReplyDeleteAndrew, all meals here are huge and every ferry to the Statue came in fully loaded.
DeleteGood to see they have painted the Brooklyn Bridge - was a rust bucket when I walked accross in 2011. And the same buskers at the end of it. The Yanks do eat big - we found one meal could be shared between the two of us most times.
ReplyDeleteAllan, the buskers did say they have been performing there a long time and I agree entirely about the food quantities.
DeleteDid you manage to walk up to the crown in teh statue of Liberty, Victor?
ReplyDeleteAllan, signage indicated there was no public access to the crown.
DeleteWow, portions of meals are huge So Americans are fat. I love the yellow cabs. My ancestors also entered the Ellis Island.
ReplyDeleteToo much food, Gosia.
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