Friday, March 16, 2018

NYC in March

I rode my BMW S1000R into New York City this morning. The temperature was cold and traffic was awful. But there are delights in the city to compensate for hardship.

I had a nice lunch (lobster bisque; lobster salad) and walked around Midtown. Found some cute sculptures.

Here are pics...























12 comments:

  1. I saw the sculptor who made these crazy dogs!! Fascinating and I’m so glad that you took advantage of the day to take a trip into the city—who doesn’t love a cup of warm soup on a cold day?! Xoxo and hope you have a lovely weekend, sweet friend!

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  2. Oh wow, that bunny is a cool one. I think I've seen the dog version before - not in person though.

    -Lauren
    www.shootingstarsmag.net

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  3. Those sculptures are pretty neat! And I will eat lobster anything! YUM! Have a wonderful weekend!

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  4. There is always something interesting to see on any run into the city

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  5. Love the sculptures!

    It must be wonderful to be able to head into one of the biggest and interesting cities in the world on a whim.

    What is that space-like thing on your motor glove?

    Suzanne

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    1. I love living so close to the city and yet not in it. The thing on my glove is my EZ-Pass in a detachable pouch held on by velco-strips.

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  6. I'm seconding Suzanne: how amazing it must be to be able to go up to New York on a whim! The lobster dishes look delicious and I'm loving the whimsical sculptures! xxx

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  7. I love how you see your dinner and glove as sculptures!
    Have fun riding.
    Xo Jazzy Jack

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  8. Yes a trip into Midtown is definitely worth the hassles and noise. And it has been cold and windy, so I feel you. You got some wonderful shots that are very unique to the city. I especially like the sculptures. The food looks wonderful and now I’m hungry !!
    ❤️❤️❤️
    Elle
    https://theellediaries.com/

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  9. I like the sculptures! Very cool!

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