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Nice photos of the Big Apple. I wish I had my money now but lived then because then I could afford to live a decent life and not in the slums like I did from 1991 to 1999. NYC is a great place to live if you have the money. Now 600 dollars gets you a room in the ghetto but back then you could get a real good apartment for that monthly amount. Damn inflation and damn the lack of time travel.
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