Yes Keld, it was fun!
I love the High Line (and apparently so does the rest of NY, it was very busy op there). The restaurant was great, the kind of place you can sit for hours, eating and drinking and all...
It was great seeing Meryl again and meeting John. I can highly recommend being 'kidnapped by John', like Meryl said he's an excellent tour guide and talks about his city with such enthousiam, you never want to leave.
Thank you both for a wonderful evening.
The cycling tour was cancelled due to the rain, so we went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art instaid. We spent a lot of time in the Egyptian section, which is amazing. A stunning collection, Anna took pictures of everything she liked (lots!
). I'm glad I didn't miss this.
After a rest back at the hotel, we walked over the Brooklyn Bridge (yes, in the rain
), took more pictures and then headed to Chinatown to stroll around for a bit.
The girls were saying how strange it was to see so many adds only in chinese, no english. You don't really hear much english on the street either, except for the guy who was trying to sell us a footrub ('foot massage, 10 dollars for two'
) We kindly declined, he was no Cassie Cartright.
We'll do the cycling tour today instead of yesterday. The weather looks much better.
Off to have breakfast, eggs sunny side up and blueberry pancakes, hmmmm
And tonight, it's Macy's fourth of July fireworks!