The Highline

We started our day at the Chelsea Market this morning.

It's based inside an old biscuit factory.

I spotted a cute top made out of neckties. Luckily, I have a suitcase full of them, so I can try this myself when I get home.

We then took a walk along the Highline.

The Highline is about a mile of disused elevated train track which has been turned in to a public walking path.

There were sun loungers connected to the old tracks which you could roll in to position.

They had also planted all kinds of plants and flowers to attract the wildlife.

We stopped for lunch at Dean & Deluca.

I had a herby tuna sandwich and a bright blue peanut butter macaroon.

Afterwards we took a walk through Times Square. New York was so much busier this time compared to our last visit.

We were handed free bottles of a new yucky tasting five hour energy drink called Street King which is endorsed by 50 Cent.

We then went for a walk around Central Park.

We picked up a bag of hot nuts for us and the squirrels to enjoy.

There was a woodpecker in one of the trees.

It was such a warm day, 20 degrees above normal for November, so the park was filled people.

I wanted to take a photo of the Alice In Wonderland statue but it was swarming with kids, which made it look even funnier.

We then went for a drink at Dylan's Candy Bar where we got to sit in a cupcake.

We had a jolly rancher martini, gingerbread hot chocolate and a cocktail filled with popping candy which was amazing.

I loved this place so much because the tables were filled with gum balls, the lights looked like lollipops and the stairs were paved with sweets.