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| LOL. Guess what OS they run at Heathrow? |
This means, "You are in the part of the airport that flies to the United States, so prepare to give up your rights." |
There's the special bag check table. |
The bald dude is the goon who was supposed to search me. |
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| This is the sticker that was applied after the Air India agent took my passport. What does it mean? |
This is how you know you're on Air India. |
This too. |
That's interesting. |
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| Sheets of sea ice. |
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Hot roast beef sandwiches. |
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| A statue of Nathan Hale in the Connecticut state capitol. |
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The Genius of Connecticut. |
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| A guess this was the beginning of a legislative session. |
The capitol in its glory. |
Me in the Old State House. |
A replica of the charter that was stowed in the oak tree. |
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This is a recreation of a Museum of Curiosities that used to exist. |
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| A two-headed calf. |
Casimir Pulaski, also known as Kazimierz Pułaski. |
Me in front of Mark Twain's house. |
A ghost in the graveyard. |
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| A grave from around the Revolutionary War. |
On the platform on the way to New York. |
Grand Central terminal. |
Moses leading us to salvation. |
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| The financial district from the water. |
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Inside Ellis Island. |
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Marsec security level 2?!? |
The former World Trade Center site. |
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What does this sign mean? |
Chinese New Year in Chinatown. |
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Times Square. |
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The lobby of the Empire State building. |
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| Look, no lines! |
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The 102nd-floor observatory. Not worth the money. |
The best part is the analog floor indicator. |
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| Rockefeller building. |
The ice skating rink. |
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| Here's me possibly being on TV. |
This looks a lot like the Tribune building in Chicago. |
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A sculpture in front of the United Nations. |
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This is called the Isaiah Wall. |
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| The Chrysler building. |
The New York public library. |
This is the scroll on which Jack Kerouac wrote On the Road. |
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| William Burroughs's first book. |
A powerful broken statue in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. |
Another one. |
William the hippo, which was not on display. |
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| A guard was nice enough to take pictures for me. |
Central Park. |
