After 9/11 Memorial we meandered a while, got some Starbucks and walked to Trinity Church. We walked through the grounds and even into the church. It was amazing and beautiful. I move old tombstones. There were people buried there from 1747, which is before America was even a independent country. Which is amazing to me, to think about the history and how much time has past and yet they still lay there and that church still stands just as it was 300 years earlier.
We made our way to the New York Stock Exchange and Wall St. We found the Charging Bull downtown and I took a classic photo of Clark touching the bull balls (what can I say, we have class.) Then we hung around Battery Park a while before we caught the ferry to the Statue of Liberty. After the statue and Ellis Island, we walked from Battery Park to a great little pub The Bailey to eat a late lunch. I had the cheeseburger and fries and Clark had the fish and chips (the fries were so bomb.)
After the Financial District we headed toward the subway and up to Washington Square Park for our last night. Which I will be sharing photos of tomorrow in my last post of NYC titled NYC snapshots.
love, Carlee
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Thanks for the wonderful comment. I read and enjoy every single one. Have a question for me, I will reply as soon as I can. Love , Carlee