Minute before and after:  Who said New York City is a city that never sleeps?  That’s not entirely true.  At five in the morning, very few people walked the sidewalks and very little traffic crowded the roads.  A major part of the city still slept.  Lack of chirping in the air showed that even the birds slept, too.

Paz

4 Responses to “New York Dawn”

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   mari

   on October 28th, 2007 at 9:27 pm

   Alright, young lady. What were YOU doing up at that hour? Hmmm?

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   Paz

   on October 29th, 2007 at 5:52 am

   LOL! Walking my dogs, Mari.

   Paz

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   joy

   on October 29th, 2007 at 6:57 am

   Perhaps it’s because it’s cold? I wonder how people behave in the summer. When we were there in August and September recently, it was just so refreshing to be able to pop by next door to order pizza and get stuff from the deli.

   I like your photo a lot! It’s quite romantic

   Thanks for visiting Norwich Daily Photo. May I invite you to visit my other blog Your Love Coach?

   Have a great day!

   joy
   Your Love Coach

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4. 

   Paz

   on October 29th, 2007 at 6:30 pm

   Hi Joy: Welcome! People are out at all hours of the day and night but some neighborhoods are quieter than others, especially when it’s at a time when they’re sleeping. Around 7a.m. The place is more lively with people.

   I trust you had a good visit in NYC.

   Best,
   Paz

   P.S. Yes, I’ll stop by your other blog, too. Thanks for the invite.

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