155/365: Seriously, how badly can you draw a fish!
154/365: At these stairs again.
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152/365: Keine Zeit mehr für Wölfe.
151/365: The Cow-Horse.
150/365: Auf Bergmannspfaden.
Heute sind wir 15km und sechs Stunden “Auf Bergmannspfaden” gewandert. Man kam an vielen stillgelegten Stollen vorbei (abgebildet ist der Gestellsteinstollen), kam durch ruhige Natur mit netten Ausblicken, und das ein oder andere Windrad konnten wir auch aus der Nähe betrachten.
149/365: Auf zum Männer-Familien-Wochenende.
148/365: Today’s Chili Sin Carne.
Yes, yet another food shot.
It was delicious! Also, after not being very disciplined with our “not-so-much-meat”-diet for the last 2 weeks it feels good to be cooking ourselves again to avoid all the interesting restaurants and be eating mostly vegetarian food again.
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146/365: Rear window, May.
145/365: From NY straight to a family BBQ.
144/365: Hello, Düsseldorf!
It’s always amazing again how quickly you can be in a completely different part of the world.
The flight was ok. I managed to sleep quite a bit. I’m still pretty tired and I think I’ll take a quick nap… zZzzzzz
143/365: Relaxing at Brooklyn Bridge Park.
It was our last day in New York City. After packing our bags, we went to the Brooklyn Flea in the late morning. We checked out the various really interesting vendors and had a great Indian Dosa(i) for breakfast.
The weather was fantastic and so it was a good choice to visit the Brooklyn Bridge Park. It was absolutely packed with people, but we still very much enjoyed walking along the waterfront, enjoying the view and the sun.
Via ferry, we hopped over to Manhattan for one last time to check out Chinatown again. For a very early dinner we ate at Nyonya: a well-rated Malaysian. And yes, it was fantastic: Roti Canai, Poh Piah, Char kway teow and Beef Rendang. Delicious! We’re full now!
We’re currently picking up our backpacks at the apartment and are now off to JFK. See you in Ddorf!
142/365: The Apollo theater in Harlem.
Lots of walking on this day: through quite a bit of Harlem, through the Central Park again, down 5th Avenue. We went on top of the Metropolitan Museum of Art for very nice views across the park and the surrounding buildings. For the evening, we went over to the hip Williamsburg neighbourhood, ending with a few beers at the metal-pub “Duff’s”.
141/365: The bubble-master of Central Park.
After a stroll through the posh Upper Eastside neighborhood, we’ve finally been to this Central Park everyone is talking about. The weather was ok and we walked through a few parts of this huge park. We’ve also visited a few landmarks around the park, like the Metropolitan and Guggenheim museums and the Mecca for Apple fanboys.
And then it was already quite late and we decided to go for a sundowner at Pod39 – a cozy rooftop bar on the 17th floor with a nice view of the Empire State. Choice!