Central Park South

July 2006 		 
 
Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself. Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself.
Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself. Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself. Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself. Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself.
Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself. Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself. Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself. Central Park South and Grand Army Plaza. Nothing too spectatular in this area that I noticed. Just your average midtown sky scrapers and quaint sceneries. I suppose you can feel that the environment is a bit more subdued, as it is next to the largest park in Manhattan.<BR><BR> I went to the Apple Store for the first time here. It was a neat place, in that it's entrance is just a big cube of glass, and you basically go downstairs to the store itself.
 

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