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Old Posted Oct 14, 2015, 1:51 PM
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My first trip to New York City (October 2014)

It's been a long time that I haven't posted a photo thread.
As I am returning to New York City next week (I will also spend a few days in Montréal), I thought it would be a good idea to post some of the many pics I took one year ago during my first trip to New York.
So here are my favorites pics taken in New York in october 2014 :

1- Manhattan seen from the sky coming from Montréal in the late afternoon :


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Other pics to come !

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Old Posted Oct 14, 2015, 2:54 PM
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You're back to Nanterre from time to time? Cool... I think we should steal that Times Square ad porn for la Défense, just for the fun of it. Seriously, it's much fun.
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I don't live far from NYC and I still haven't been there yet.

Lucky you little Frenchie, you got to see a great American city.
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You're back to Nanterre from time to time?
Actually I left Nanterre two years ago. I am back in Nantes, my native city.

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I don't live far from NYC and I still haven't been there yet.
You should !

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Old Posted Oct 15, 2015, 7:21 PM
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110- Visiting the American museum of Natural History :


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Great stuff.
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Great pics. Lots of good ones. I love this building:

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What a hell of an introduction to the city flying in at that angle.

Glad you had fun. Photos are great, and I hope you enjoyed every minute in our great city.

Its an addicting place is all I gotta say.
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Its an addicting place is all I gotta say.
So much that I've just come back from another trip to NYC !

Anyway, here is the rest of my pics from my 2014 trip :

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holy schnikes -- you definately got around for a first visit. great pics and superb pre-planning. and bonus points for picking top of the rock over esb, thats always a tough choice, but i think you picked the wise one.
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Yeah, not too many tourists get out to Brighton Beach. That's a real dose of authentic NYC neighborhood life. Great pics.
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Thank you all !


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and bonus points for picking top of the rock over esb, thats always a tough choice, but i think you picked the wise one.
Yeah, and actually, as I went to Top of the Rock last year, I decided to go to the Empire State Building this year (and also to the One World Center which wasn't opened yet last year).
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Old Posted Nov 1, 2015, 8:59 PM
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So here are my final pics from my last year trip :

249- Some newhighrises in downtown Brooklyn :


250- Walking the Manhattan Bridge, definitely a greater experience than the Brooklyn bridge (better view and a a lot less crowded) :


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A few more dozen pics from my 2014 New York trip :

287- Last walk aroud Times Square :


288- Visiting the local Toys'r us (now closed) :


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That's all !

... for my 2014 trip at least !
I went back to New York last october and I will make another thread about this last trip.
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Cool

J'aime toutes, mais #29 spécialement.
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Great pics. Lots of good ones. I love this building:

Exactly what I thought.

New York's pre-war architecture is stunning.
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Frigging love this! A lot more laid back than NY.
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Dude. You've seen way more than I have in my first couple of trips to NY. Well done!
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My first trip was in 2011. Landed at night, straight to Brooklyn town house. No feelings even a little disappointed because back then I thought NY was Manhanttan and Brooklyn didn't feel like Manhattan.

The next morning I took the D line (or R) to the core, and 48 mins later when crossing Washington Bridge onground, I for the first time in real life saw Manhattan highrises. That was a feeling of complete of life, achievement, dream come true, life fulfillment, no regret, an amazing feeling never forget. The feeling continued when got off train at Broad&34st and strolled onground inside core of Manhattan.

Then, after working in there for a while and been there three times, I felt like a New Yorker only I was not a real New Yorker, longtime tourist at best. The feeling of wow-I-am-so-high was gone, only struggled for a living, everything was so expensive there and so tight. And people living in there, over half of them were cold, strictly minded their own business. and of course I strictly minded mine, hello, cruel world.
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