Werner brought the Raclette over from Germany. Since you need proper cheese for Raclette we bought some in a decent shop.
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After that we continued walking around New York and being amazed by the high buildings.
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Werner brought the Raclette over from Germany. Since you need proper cheese for Raclette we bought some in a decent shop.
After that we continued walking around New York and being amazed by the high buildings.
the high slim building is the UN
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in front of the UN
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inside the UN
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the world
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Our next aim was the central station.
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There was a special show going on during the Christmas time.
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The Rockefeller Ice rink. I was here about 6 years ago and I wanted to go ice skating so we planned to go. Unfortunately we didn't find the time again. Well, so we have to do another trip to NY.
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"live or diet", that slogan is big now in the states
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water supply in the 21st century
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We finally arrived at home to prepare our dinner.
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The buildings in New York are quite close together. If you look out of the apartment you see 4 x 5 windows on the other side of the street. It was actually quite interesting to look down to the road and watch the traffic.
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Kerstin and her favourite dinner :-). Since the Raclette was from Germany and operated on 220V something happened what nobody thought about before. In the states there is only 110V. The result was that our Raclette didn't heat up as much so had to put the cheese on top of the Raclette. It worked even that way and tasted perfect.
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Later on we went into a club to celebrate New Years.
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The next day, Seppel decided to stay at home on the sofa and begin the New Year slow. Everybody else went for a walk in Central Park.
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