Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Arriving in NYC - LaGuardia

Taking a quick break from all my postings - whew!!!   
Went to NYC (Brooklyn) last month to see the kids and grandkids and flew over
New York in a different way than we usually come in.  Got some fabulous photos
of the city and also of Flushing Meadow park with the old World's Fairgrounds -
 theTennis Stadium and Citi Field.  
Some great shots of LaGuardia too.   
Hope you enjoy them :)

 Nice view of the Statue of Liberty, the Staten Island Ferry Boats and New Jersey.

Lower Manhattan, Roosevelt Island & the Brooklyn Terminal.

 Great view of lower Manhattan (Battery Park) - Roosevelt Island - New Jersey 
on the top part and Brooklyn on the bottom part.

The new World Trade Center

 Lower Manhattan from the Brooklyn Side - 
Nice shot of Dumbo (home of Fishbucket International -  
my son-in-law's web design company)

 Great view of LaGuardia just before landing.
You can see why it flooded during Sandy!  

 Citi Field and the Tennis Stadium

A great overview of Citi Field, the Tennis Stadium and some of
the old buildings in Flushing Meadow Park from the
World's Fair 1964-65

Hope you enjoyed the view.



8 comments:

  1. These are amazing photos, especially since I've never been there. Did you take all of these out of the plane window?

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    1. Hi Anne - yes I took them out of a plane window. I worked at LaGuardia for almost 15 years - most of the fights in and out don't go that way exactly. It was a perfect opportunity for the photos!
      It's a fabulous city - if you ever get the chance - definitely take it and go.

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  2. Wow.... As many people as I know that go to NY I have never seen photos. These are really amazing and make me want to visit. I am so sacred to go to NY because I love cities but that is a large city.... and so expensive. It looks so fun and all those big buildings lovely!

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    1. Shanna - it IS an expensive city, but there are many, many many free things to do there. AND - reasonable places to eat - It's big, but not big LOL... you can take the subways and walk the neighborhood areas too.

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  3. Great photos Brenda. It would be interesting to see the then and now pictures side by side - after Sandy.

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  4. Love the photos, brings back memories as we used to hop the train frequently and spend the day in NYC. I can feel the ferry roll in the harbor and smell the city. Thanks for sharing such beautiful photos!

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  5. Great photos. Wow what a big city.

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  6. These are such great pics Brenda!
    So fun to go on a virtual trip with you (only trip I'll be taking anytime soon anyway lol!)
    Thanks so much for sharing these with us all - really enjoyed them!

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