Well, not exactly "take" more like tiredly arrive. Very early we rose to catch the Amtrak to NYC for a visit with our other Pete -- Neu. We visited his flat, had breakfast at his local cafe, walked the length of the Highline, then left him to walk up 5th Avenue to Rockefeller Square, see the holiday window displays and all the department stores and visit Central Park. We were in town for the day to see his art installation in his school's Open Studio reception. After taking in his art, we headed to the other studios to see what students have been creating. After stopping for a couple of margharitas and some tostados for some December dining outside (in unseasonably warm weather) we head back to Philly on Amtrak.
Pete and Dad on the Highline. Now if Seattle could only have been as innovative -- imagine a similar park on the Viaduct. |
Modern architectural take on the birdhouse. |
It's not obvious, but this is one of several seating areas for people to observe, through a glass window, the street traffic below. |
Rockefeller Center |
Lego dragon that "moves" above the store. |
Impressive array of legos |
Bird takes a rest from the festivities on a decoration in Rockefeller Center |
Tom and I stopped to hear the choir rehearse for Christmas mass. |
One of the over-the-top store-window display on 5th Avenue |
Ice skating in Central Park SVA Open Studio |
Apple cider vented through window |
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