Looking north from the top of the World Trade Centre - out there somewhere is Times Square and Central Park and, further out, Harlem and The Bronx. L

'Ground Zero ' was a sombre spot despite the tourist paraphernalia surrounding it.

Amongst the trees, there were open grassy places and squares. In this one, everything from a man blowing bubbles to a couple getting married.

I have no words ...

This is the view from the end of the marina across the Hudson at night.

Met this old girl at the Southport Maritime museum near the Brooklyn bridge. When the staff found out we were from the Falklands, we got a private look into the holds and work shop!

Even a building such as this, where people were treated like sheep - lined up and given a chalk mark if they didn't meet the selection criteria, were built to be works of art.

This is the entrance to the registration area and hospital complex and the sight that greeted millions of people from Europe.

There were lots of interesting artifacts in the Statue museum but this was striking. A life size replica of her face.

Sailing - or in this case motoring - passed the Statue of Liberty was on Andrez's bucket list.