I haven’t felt like doing my “What I Wore” weekly posts since the quarantine started in mid-March. My outfits haven’t been exciting since and I am sure you don’t want to see fifty pics of me wearing the same pair of sweatpants. Instead New York City is much more thrilling. So I thought for now I post photos of my daily walks through New York City in the time of Corona once a week.
I started my daily walks last Tuesday and try to visit different areas of Manhattan. Except for putting one foot onto Brooklyn soil on Saturday, I haven’t left the City since March. My main reason to subscribe to the bicycle sharing system was that I can bike to areas much further away – because I have only so much time every day for outside breaks. It has already become one of my favorite activities to take photos on my daily walks through New York City as Corona has changed the vibe so much.
Tuesday: A Midtown walk from Murray Hill to Madison Square Park
East River Esplanade at the 34th Street ferry
In Madison Square Park
On 5th Avenue with the Empire State Building
Wednesday: A walk to Times Square with a short visit to Bryant Park on the way home
U.S. Army Recruiting Office on Times Square
Empty 7th Avenue at Times Square
At least all the digital billboards still work on Times Square
Bryant Park just across the street and just before a rain shower
Thursday: A walk to the Upper East Side with the discovery of this beautiful little park at Sutton Place
Park at Sutton Place with the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge in the background
A pretty pedestrian bridge connecting Sutton Place to the East River Esplanade
Friday: A walk along 5th Avenue to Central Park
5th Avenue in Midtown
Gapstow Bridge in grass-green Central Park
Saturday: A bike ride to and then a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge
Crossing the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan to Brooklyn
View of Manhattan, particularly Midtown in the background
The Statue of Liberty stands its ground
Sunday: A bike ride to Battery Park and then a walk back via Wall Street, the One World Trade Center, Tribeca and Soho
The 9/11 Memorial is closed, keeping clear the view of the One World Trade Center
No endless queue at the famous Charging Bull
Neither at the Fearless Girl
Somewhere in Tribeca
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