You know what I do enjoy about you and your lovely family? You are so normal! I really miss normal, it seems like so little of it to be found that it’s become unique in our society. I’m always so happy to follow along on any of your adventures because of the enthusiasm and wonder you still have for the beauty, both past and present that is out there! Thank you again! 😊
I agree. I was just going to comment on great this family looks in that thumbnail photo and seeing everyone together; how they've grown up. Great post and positive read to start my day @Done975 Bless you.
I was a cashier at the Edison hotel in 1978, I'm German and I sware the general manager was admiral Carl Donitz , the bar/lounge was where they filmed the Godfather Lou Cabrazi death scene. Also went to the metropolitan museum a million times. 13:55
I lived in NYC my entire adult life until I retired to the country 11 yrs ago. Thank you for the trip back home and sharing your time with us. The Met is my favorite place in the city.
11:11 About 10 to 15 years ago, I really enjoyed touring the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City as well as the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) and as an avid collector of African tribal art as well as African art books, I was blown away by Nelson A. Rockefeller's incredible donated collection of African and Oceanic art at the Metropolitan; most of which has been published in plenty of African art books, so I was very familiar with his collection (which inspired my own collection) but to see it all in-person was amazing. :)
Wonderful video Alex brought memories back from my previous visits to New York, Juniors is the best & the cheesecake amazing, so glad you are all having such a wonderful time, I look forward to part 2 Jackie from the UK
Great experience as a family. You were there before for a toy show but this time it was a family trip, a different experience. Next time Melissa should take a crossbody purse/bag. That was the advice a New Yorker gave me when I was walking around with a shoulder bag. 😉Waiting for part 2! Thanks
11:11 One could spend a few days at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City (much like at the Louvre in Paris) to fully appreciate the vast collections of African art, ancient Egyptian art, ancient Roman art, ancient Greek art, medieval art, Japanese art, works by the Impressionists, various architectural interiors, and even a Japanese-style Art Deco house (or interiors) designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It's all very impressive and inspirational and yes, overwhelming at times, but in a good way. :)
Thanks for taking me along! My daughter has visited NYC many times to visit friends and always explores with them. Today I visited in my pyjamas and bare feet, holding a coffee. I never left my chair. Your family is beautiful!
Welcome to New York. A free ferry ride and great view of the city and the Statue of Liberty is on the Staten Island Ferry at the south end of the city. Buses and subway go right there. Love the channel. Wish I could run into you guys to say hello. Enjoy.
My husband and I enjoy your videos and this one was fun as my husband was head of exhibitions and gallery design at the Met Museum for 30 years. Fun to see you all in a place he helped shape.
Alexander, I grew up, literally, going to the MMA. Although I lived down the Jersey Shore ,I was born and had family in the city, so we visited pretty regularly from the age of 3 or so ,well into my fifties. MMA is absolutely amazing, you could spent a lifetime there and not see everything. I remember the Tutankhamen exhibit brought over from Egypt and the Temple of Dandur saved from the flooding by the building of the Aswan Dam. I am so happy you and the family enjoyed this wonderful place. Cheers, Rik Spector
I grew up in Westchester snd like you we were at one of the Museums at least once per year. Our public school (Byram Hills) had feild trips to The Museum of Natural History, the MET, MOMA and the Guggenheim. Always a highlight of the school year and we were lucky to live so close.
I like Impressionism too. There's a dreamy quality to the style with its fuzzy edges and the washed lighting. It's like walking into bright sunlight with a too bright glare. The style captures the strange feeling of a time and place where the specific details are often lost in my brain's recollection of the mundane. It's how I'd want to paint my childhood birthday party. I might remember being there, the excitement, a favorite gift, attending guests, etc, but i can't not remember what shirt i was wearing or the flavor of the cake without a photograph. i also saw the cool armor exhibits when the collection travelled to the St.Louis Art Museum a year or two ago. Now I'm rambling. Thanks for sharing the video of your trip to NYC.
Alex,Melissa,Steven,Jason, and Abigale my NY tourist. How exciting it must be to see so many people,places and things. The museum has so much to look at. New York is like a giant bee hive with so much activity going on. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🍺🥤🥤🥤🌈👍🕊😇🙏🇺🇸🌞❤️🌹
We have good friend who works in the "Arms and Armor" department of the MET. Luckily we got to explore behind the scenes. It is very cool! The MET is overwhelming and requires many days to truly explore. We live in nearby Pennsylvania so our occasional visits mean we concentrate on different collections (or special exhibitions) each time we visit.♥
2:22 I was half-expecting to see Spider-Man perched atop one of those New York City water towers. It is the "New Yorkiest image ever" since one has seen such imagery in countless comic books and comic book-based movies over the decades. ;)
That is awesome that you took your kids there. It gives them culture , knowledge of history, gives an idea of how regal and royal people can be, teaches and starts traditions, and teach them to keep learning because you can never know all things why we have holidays the origin of religion, races , and the creeds of people. The science and art of the world . The museum of science and industry in Chicago is where I went as a kid and it's still one of the most important and memorable meaningful things to happen in my life. After the museum we went to the Shed Aquarium. Even more beautiful because the ocean is not as beautiful anymore. I Don't know if they are still there but I have been to Washington DC to San Diego and Mexico to Chicago. And the Shed aquarium is the most Awesome, Awe inspiring beautiful place I have seen. The enormousness of the place. Old Chicago was a fun little place that's no longer there but I remember that also. Those would be very good videos for you and fun for you and your family while this is available.
Just showed my adult daughter (who is learning French on her phone), she said her most memorable sentence is... Hello, my name is Alice, I am a cat, I own a dog, I like horse, I live in Germany. Alex, with your 'dad' humour I've come to know you for over the years, I have you saying in my mind. If we visit Germany, we could look up Alice so that Melissa could ask her about the curry sausages 🌭 (You could always write a song about this concept) 🤞 I love hearing you sing mate 👍Cheers from Australia!
Thanks for the story! Enjoy your time if you're still there, don't miss the free ferry boat to Staten Island, the Barcades with 25c video games, the MoMA with Matisse paintings ... oh wait... and the Transport Museum in Brooklyn, the history of NY metro with a whold platform of old trains, a must see!
Ah yes Home Alone in New York was just thinking of the Bird lady when you had mentioned Kevin could have othee options to be at the playground ..thanks for taking us on your family adventure.
It’s interesting to see other peoples take on NYC. Especially first timers. Also to see things I have missed when I visit. I ❤NYC. It’s my second home. Great video
I have been an AuPair in 1997 close to NY (1h driv by train) and have been in NYC a lot! I got ghoose bumps seeing you in the city. I am real country potato and fell in love with the big city. My favorit was the Jekyll an Hyde Cafè, that one not on main avenue, there where two back than, no idea if one of them stil excist. Had so much fun and stil is one of the best memories.
I love going to that Egyptian room at the MET! It’s so relaxing! I also love the full room from one of Frank Loyd Writes homes there! It was closed off on my last time I visited! Also during the summer they have an awesome patio on the roof with a little bar that overlooks the park!
I hope you have a fantastic time. It’s a great city. I say that as someone who grew up in Philadelphia.😉 I pegged you guys as more of the LES or Brooklyn tourist types. 😊
Many years ago I spent a week in New York with friends. Saw a few plays and a movie. The highlight of the trip was seeing Lena Horne BEFORE her show. I was with a friend who was getting my ticket. I turned around and there she was! Her performance, by the way, was fabulous! I didn't get to see the museum, so thank you for sharing it with your many fans and viewers. Enjoy your trip in NYC. Subscriber from Virginia.
Love your family, in that strange Par-asocial, one-sided way we do …😂 from watching you guys on UA-cam for the last 5 years!!! Your channel inspired me to start my own. ❤🎉 You get a few shout outs, as I show some items you found, that Kastner managed to get to me n one piece.😂
Loved this episode. We are in Saskatchewan but love NYC and go every chance we get. We have stayed at the Hotel Edison many times and like it. Lately we stay at the Belvedere Hotel just because it’s a quieter location.
Nice! Many years ago my cousin, who worked in NYC, dropped me off there and left me for at least six hours by myself while he went to work. They had a special display of Impressionist artwork though, and it was some of the happiest hours of my life, getting inches away from some of the greatest artworks in the world. Funny to see some bits of aJackson Pollack painting that had fallen off, in another gallery.
My favorite museum is the Smithsonian in Washington DC but it takes about 4 days to work your way through it. I used to go every time my kids or I had an appointment at Walter Reed.
Growing up 15 miles outside of NYC I can’t for the life of me understand why anyone wants to go there 🙄 not to mention spending what they charge for everything…. The only thing I’ll ever venture there for is work when absolutely necessary and Broadway shows (which I absolutely love!) and then I take the ferry…take the Ferry bus and once I’m done do it in reverse and get out of town …glad you enjoyed it. 🤷🏼♀️
My ex took me there for my 30th birthday about 21 years ago. I did like the shopping, especially the bead stores. We nearly missed our flight on the way back as I was still shopping which is funny as I hate shopping when I am back in London but we got bumped up to Business class as economy was full and they wanted to get a nearly in tears woman of their hands as I had to be in work the next day. Good memories.
awesome stay in the heart of theatre district, Times Square, museums, Central Park all within walking distance, luv it ♥️ NY, The Edison one of my favs so art deco 30s style
It’s a fast paced city. I’m a woodworker and the shop I’ve been working for quite a long time has done a lot of work through out the city. We made new parts for the rebuild of the castle in Central Park and the dairy also in Central Park. We’ve done a lot of work in the apartments of the Dakota where John Lennon lived. Not his apartment but many other apartments over the years. I’m currently working on doors for a residents in the village. So we do a lot of work in the city. I also got to build a door that was in the MET. It was big pocket door for a room from architect Stamford White. Not sure if that display is still there. Enjoy it. It’s neat to visit but I wouldn’t live there. We go up for work sometimes but mostly send it up to our clients.
Note that the Seurat you highlighted is a study, while the actual famous work is at the Art Institute of Chicago. If you’re a fan of Impressionism, I highly recommend the Art Institute.
My daughter and her in-laws went to New York City to meet my aunt in the middle of lockdown of the pandemic. My aunt livesacross the street from Central Park. There was no one in the streets, there was a few soup and sandwich places open, but it was to go. Can you imagine New York City with no people? I wished she had taken pictures - if she did, she hasn't shown me them.
I was cracking up about the Mickey Mouse comment. When I was there I managed to get a photo of Mini, until they wanted to charge me of a photo with them…the streets were not busy when I was there, but there were a couple of moments that I was not use to, but had the most incredible experience.
They are only normal on video. This video is very good this is almost as good as watching you find treasure. Most video show more of the finding the treasure and if paying the art of the deal is also very important for video to teach proper buying and selling prices . Most videos have the deals in them to show everything is done fairly with today's values and prices. You do have some of the better videos out there . These adventures are cool to me because I am handicapped and can't really go and do these things. Well I can but with alot of extra stuff like special transportation special help to do things so it's fun to see some of the things I wanted as a kid growing up I did a lot of stuff like this and with family it's important. I no longer have family or extended family like the past . It's good to see people who try to make life work. As it should be. I Don't know if you believe in Christian values but I believe that is what the origin of morals comes from. Because the holidays and traditions are all part of it. Look forward to more of your videos. And I hope these comments help. All the shows or channels I watch say it is important if I really like the content. Especially when the last freedom of speech is now UA-cam Facebook and tictoc.
You should have gone to see Spamalot! I would have! I think everyone should experience a Broadway show at least once in their lives. I was lucky to get to see Phantom twice, and am super bummed it’s gone now and I can’t take my son.
You know what I do enjoy about you and your lovely family? You are so normal! I really miss normal, it seems like so little of it to be found that it’s become unique in our society. I’m always so happy to follow along on any of your adventures because of the enthusiasm and wonder you still have for the beauty, both past and present that is out there! Thank you again! 😊
Ditto💯
I agree. I was just going to comment on great this family looks in that thumbnail photo and seeing everyone together; how they've grown up. Great post and positive read to start my day @Done975 Bless you.
I was a cashier at the Edison hotel in 1978, I'm German and I sware the general manager was admiral Carl Donitz , the bar/lounge was where they filmed the Godfather Lou Cabrazi death scene.
Also went to the metropolitan museum a million times. 13:55
Lucca Brazzi
I lived in NYC my entire adult life until I retired to the country 11 yrs ago. Thank you for the trip back home and sharing your time with us. The Met is my favorite place in the city.
Thanks for the awesome tour of the Met!❤
AMAZING trip so far! Can't wait to see part 2! So glad you guys are enjoying yourselves! 😊
I ❤️NY and thanks for a vicarious trip. I’m sure your kids will always remember this memory.
We all need to pray for NY and especially the great subway transit system over the next few months.
The Egyptian temple exhibit at the met was amazing weridly enough the security guard randomly grew up in the same village as my parents. Lovely video
Thank you so much Alex,for taking us along! I was so happy that you showed us some of the treasures in the Museum.🙏🏻🥰
Sure enjoyed the museum tour. Thanks!
11:11 About 10 to 15 years ago, I really enjoyed touring the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City as well as the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) and as an avid collector of African tribal art as well as African art books, I was blown away by Nelson A. Rockefeller's incredible donated collection of African and Oceanic art at the Metropolitan; most of which has been published in plenty of African art books, so I was very familiar with his collection (which inspired my own collection) but to see it all in-person was amazing. :)
What a great experience for the kids. Hope y’all had fun.❤
You certainly captured the hustle and bustle of NYC. Looking forward to more of this great tour. ❤
Wonderful video Alex brought memories back from my previous visits to New York, Juniors is the best & the cheesecake amazing, so glad you are all having such a wonderful time, I look forward to part 2 Jackie from the UK
Fun, fun, fun …. and no one took the T-Bird away 😂
I'm so glad you were able to visit the art museum to inspire your son's skills. That's awesome.
Great experience as a family. You were there before for a toy show but this time it was a family trip, a different experience. Next time Melissa should take a crossbody purse/bag. That was the advice a New Yorker gave me when I was walking around with a shoulder bag. 😉Waiting for part 2! Thanks
I agree. By the end of the day the purse straps were cutting into my shoulder. I’ll know better for next time ❤
@@MelArchbold not only that but someone could had snatched it out in the busy streets of NYC. 🗽
@@MelArchbold We all watch out for this wonderful family!
11:11 One could spend a few days at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City (much like at the Louvre in Paris) to fully appreciate the vast collections of African art, ancient Egyptian art, ancient Roman art, ancient Greek art, medieval art, Japanese art, works by the Impressionists, various architectural interiors, and even a Japanese-style Art Deco house (or interiors) designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
It's all very impressive and inspirational and yes, overwhelming at times, but in a good way. :)
Thanks for taking me along! My daughter has visited NYC many times to visit friends and always explores with them. Today I visited in my pyjamas and bare feet, holding a coffee. I never left my chair. Your family is beautiful!
Welcome to New York. A free ferry ride and great view of the city and the Statue of Liberty is on the Staten Island Ferry at the south end of the city. Buses and subway go right there. Love the channel. Wish I could run into you guys to say hello. Enjoy.
My husband and I enjoy your videos and this one was fun as my husband was head of exhibitions and gallery design at the Met Museum for 30 years. Fun to see you all in a place he helped shape.
Alexander,
I grew up, literally, going to the MMA.
Although I lived down the Jersey Shore ,I was born and had family in the city, so
we visited pretty regularly from the age of 3 or so ,well into my fifties.
MMA is absolutely amazing, you could spent a lifetime there and not see everything.
I remember the Tutankhamen exhibit brought over from Egypt and the Temple of Dandur saved from the flooding by the building of the Aswan Dam.
I am so happy you and the family enjoyed this wonderful place.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
I grew up in Westchester snd like you we were at one of the Museums at least once per year. Our public school (Byram Hills) had feild trips to The Museum of Natural History, the MET, MOMA and the Guggenheim. Always a highlight of the school year and we were lucky to live so close.
@@randytim512 Me too
Used to go to many Art museums and The museum of natural History and the Hayden
Planetarium
Great times.
I like Impressionism too. There's a dreamy quality to the style with its fuzzy edges and the washed lighting. It's like walking into bright sunlight with a too bright glare. The style captures the strange feeling of a time and place where the specific details are often lost in my brain's recollection of the mundane. It's how I'd want to paint my childhood birthday party. I might remember being there, the excitement, a favorite gift, attending guests, etc, but i can't not remember what shirt i was wearing or the flavor of the cake without a photograph.
i also saw the cool armor exhibits when the collection travelled to the St.Louis Art Museum a year or two ago.
Now I'm rambling. Thanks for sharing the video of your trip to NYC.
The museum was absolutely fascinating. Thank you.
Thanks for the visit ! :)
Alex,Melissa,Steven,Jason, and Abigale my NY tourist. How exciting it must be to see so many people,places and things. The museum has so much to look at. New York is like a giant bee hive with so much activity going on. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🍺🍺🥤🥤🥤🌈👍🕊😇🙏🇺🇸🌞❤️🌹
TFS, beautiful family❣️
If I was there I'd be sampling all of the street food 😅 Great family vacation Alex!!
Hi please be safe in NYC have fun be careful 💗
What a great looking family. Enjoy!
I took my daughter to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for a day 10 years ago.
You brought me back, with tears in my eyes.
The art, oh the art...
Nice to see a video about present day NYC without all the problems they're experiencing with housing and crime. Cheers.
Thanks for the tour ❤
Looks like it was a fun trip!
We have good friend who works in the "Arms and Armor" department of the MET. Luckily we got to explore behind the scenes. It is very cool! The MET is overwhelming and requires many days to truly explore. We live in nearby Pennsylvania so our occasional visits mean we concentrate on different collections (or special exhibitions) each time we visit.♥
You lucked out with the weather🌞
2:22 I was half-expecting to see Spider-Man perched atop one of those New York City water towers.
It is the "New Yorkiest image ever" since one has seen such imagery in countless comic books and comic book-based movies over the decades. ;)
I loved the ballerinas that Edgar Degas painted. Thanks for showing that one.
That is awesome that you took your kids there. It gives them culture , knowledge of history, gives an idea of how regal and royal people can be, teaches and starts traditions, and teach them to keep learning because you can never know all things why we have holidays the origin of religion, races , and the creeds of people. The science and art of the world .
The museum of science and industry in Chicago is where I went as a kid and it's still one of the most important and memorable meaningful things to happen in my life. After the museum we went to the Shed Aquarium. Even more beautiful because the ocean is not as beautiful anymore. I Don't know if they are still there but I have been to Washington DC to San Diego and Mexico to Chicago. And the Shed aquarium is the most Awesome, Awe inspiring beautiful place I have seen. The enormousness of the place. Old Chicago was a fun little place that's no longer there but I remember that also. Those would be very good videos for you and fun for you and your family while this is available.
Thank you so much Alexander for sharing this wonderful trip to the Met !!!! Love it !❤
Just showed my adult daughter (who is learning French on her phone), she said her most memorable sentence is... Hello, my name is Alice, I am a cat, I own a dog, I like horse, I live in Germany.
Alex, with your 'dad' humour I've come to know you for over the years, I have you saying in my mind.
If we visit Germany, we could look up Alice so that Melissa could ask her about the curry sausages 🌭
(You could always write a song about this concept) 🤞
I love hearing you sing mate 👍Cheers from Australia!
Thanks for bringing me on your adventures. Nice to see all your beautiful family. Wow , New York is busy but Central Park looked more like home.
Our organization gives tours of the met. I couldn't walk, so the tour guide pushed me in a wheel chair. It was very interesting.
That’s the Saint James theater, showing monty python spamalot
Thanks for the story! Enjoy your time if you're still there, don't miss the free ferry boat to Staten Island, the Barcades with 25c video games, the MoMA with Matisse paintings ... oh wait... and the Transport Museum in Brooklyn, the history of NY metro with a whold platform of old trains, a must see!
Thanks for showing some highlights of the Met. Never been there and my chance to see it is gone.
Ah yes Home Alone in New York was just thinking of the Bird lady when you had mentioned Kevin could have othee options to be at the playground ..thanks for taking us on your family adventure.
I enjoyed this very much!!!
It’s interesting to see other peoples take on NYC. Especially first timers. Also to see things I have missed when I visit. I ❤NYC. It’s my second home. Great video
NYC is a great city. We got the City Pass and from dawn until night for three days we saw so much. Keep inspiring.
I have been an AuPair in 1997 close to NY (1h driv by train) and have been in NYC a lot! I got ghoose bumps seeing you in the city. I am real country potato and fell in love with the big city. My favorit was the Jekyll an Hyde Cafè, that one not on main avenue, there where two back than, no idea if one of them stil excist. Had so much fun and stil is one of the best memories.
Ow wauw I nearly didn't recognize Abigail. What a beautiful young lady she is becoming. :)
Thanks for sharing I went to the Met museum 30 years ago, it is a very cool museum.
What a great experience for your kids, you are good parents.
Thank you ,all things that I will never be able to travel and see. Family is sure growing. So happy to see you all.😂
I really appreciate your visit to the Museum in New York. Thank you!
Our pleasure!
I love going to that Egyptian room at the MET! It’s so relaxing! I also love the full room from one of Frank Loyd Writes homes there! It was closed off on my last time I visited! Also during the summer they have an awesome patio on the roof with a little bar that overlooks the park!
I hope you have a fantastic time. It’s a great city. I say that as someone who grew up in Philadelphia.😉 I pegged you guys as more of the LES or Brooklyn tourist types. 😊
Cool! Thanks for sharing!
Many years ago I spent a week in New York with friends. Saw a few plays and a movie. The highlight of the trip was seeing Lena Horne BEFORE her show. I was with a friend who was getting my ticket. I turned around and there she was! Her performance, by the way, was fabulous! I didn't get to see the museum, so thank you for sharing it with your many fans and viewers. Enjoy your trip in NYC. Subscriber from Virginia.
Your daughter has grown up so much…and she is absolutely stunning-like her mother! She could be a model!
Great video Alex Thanks for sharing
🙋♀️❤️. What a wonderful day. The museum must have been like a candy store to Steven!
As soon as you said Central Park , Home Alone came to mind . Iconic movie
Love your family, in that strange Par-asocial, one-sided way we do …😂 from watching you guys on UA-cam for the last 5 years!!!
Your channel inspired me to start my own. ❤🎉 You get a few shout outs, as I show some items you found, that Kastner managed to get to me n one piece.😂
MamaCard. Enjoying the company!
Loved this episode. We are in Saskatchewan but love NYC and go every chance we get. We have stayed at the Hotel Edison many times and like it. Lately we stay at the Belvedere Hotel just because it’s a quieter location.
So glad to see you are getting out and about! One of my dreams is to go to the Met.
The huge Teddy Bear i believe is from the movie Thunder buddies.
Alex, the death mask cookie jar was hilarious ! Lol
Nice! Many years ago my cousin, who worked in NYC, dropped me off there and left me for at least six hours by myself while he went to work. They had a special display of Impressionist artwork though, and it was some of the happiest hours of my life, getting inches away from some of the greatest artworks in the world. Funny to see some bits of aJackson Pollack painting that had fallen off, in another gallery.
Hope you had a fantastic visit to NYC!! Did any of your viewers recognize you all??
You would absolutely love adore get lost in the 7 buildings of the Smithsonian institute Washington, D.C. unbelievable place.
At 13:15 you can see the worlds first Smiley!
My favorite museum is the Smithsonian in Washington DC but it takes about 4 days to work your way through it. I used to go every time my kids or I had an appointment at Walter Reed.
Spectacular tour!
Growing up 15 miles outside of NYC I can’t for the life of me understand why anyone wants to go there 🙄 not to mention spending what they charge for everything…. The only thing I’ll ever venture there for is work when absolutely necessary and Broadway shows (which I absolutely love!) and then I take the ferry…take the Ferry bus and once I’m done do it in reverse and get out of town …glad you enjoyed it. 🤷🏼♀️
My ex took me there for my 30th birthday about 21 years ago. I did like the shopping, especially the bead stores. We nearly missed our flight on the way back as I was still shopping which is funny as I hate shopping when I am back in London but we got bumped up to Business class as economy was full and they wanted to get a nearly in tears woman of their hands as I had to be in work the next day. Good memories.
awesome stay in the heart of theatre district, Times Square, museums, Central Park all within walking distance, luv it ♥️ NY, The Edison one of my favs so art deco 30s style
It’s a fast paced city. I’m a woodworker and the shop I’ve been working for quite a long time has done a lot of work through out the city. We made new parts for the rebuild of the castle in Central Park and the dairy also in Central Park. We’ve done a lot of work in the apartments of the Dakota where John Lennon lived. Not his apartment but many other apartments over the years. I’m currently working on doors for a residents in the village. So we do a lot of work in the city. I also got to build a door that was in the MET. It was big pocket door for a room from architect Stamford White. Not sure if that display is still there. Enjoy it. It’s neat to visit but I wouldn’t live there. We go up for work sometimes but mostly send it up to our clients.
Awesome
For you and family.
all those gorgeous water towers!!!
Note that the Seurat you highlighted is a study, while the actual famous work is at the Art Institute of Chicago. If you’re a fan of Impressionism, I highly recommend the Art Institute.
Wish I would have known you were coming East ! I would have met you in NYC !
Thank you stay safe
beautiful horses
My daughter and her in-laws went to New York City to meet my aunt in the middle of lockdown of the pandemic. My aunt livesacross the street from Central Park. There was no one in the streets, there was a few soup and sandwich places open, but it was to go. Can you imagine New York City with no people? I wished she had taken pictures - if she did, she hasn't shown me them.
I was cracking up about the Mickey Mouse comment. When I was there I managed to get a photo of Mini, until they wanted to charge me of a photo with them…the streets were not busy when I was there, but there were a couple of moments that I was not use to, but had the most incredible experience.
Lovely video 🩷
Couldn’t pay me enough to go to New York. It’s a nice city but nope way too crowded for me. The museum is amazing!!
You’ve got to go to Virgil’s if you like bbq. It’s right on 43rd I believe. Delish!
They are only normal on video.
This video is very good this is almost as good as watching you find treasure. Most video show more of the finding the treasure and if paying the art of the deal is also very important for video to teach proper buying and selling prices . Most videos have the deals in them to show everything is done fairly with today's values and prices. You do have some of the better videos out there . These adventures are cool to me because I am handicapped and can't really go and do these things. Well I can but with alot of extra stuff like special transportation special help to do things so it's fun to see some of the things I wanted as a kid growing up I did a lot of stuff like this and with family it's important. I no longer have family or extended family like the past . It's good to see people who try to make life work. As it should be. I Don't know if you believe in Christian values but I believe that is what the origin of morals comes from. Because the holidays and traditions are all part of it. Look forward to more of your videos. And I hope these comments help. All the shows or channels I watch say it is important if I really like the content. Especially when the last freedom of speech is now UA-cam Facebook and tictoc.
You should have gone to see Spamalot! I would have! I think everyone should experience a Broadway show at least once in their lives. I was lucky to get to see Phantom twice, and am super bummed it’s gone now and I can’t take my son.
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Yeah, come to Bavaria, i invite you to a beer 😎
Checking out Ushabti in the Egypt Wing, I see.
Alex, you need to come to the Adirondack Mountains in fall
Or Fort William Henry, great history