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Today Connie and I decide to get out and see some sights, we pick the American Museum of Natural History. An excellent choice as it turns out. there was an amazing array of taxidermy animals from all over the globe, including lions and tigers and bears, oh my! I also found great interest in the minerals, crystals and rocks section, taking me back to the chemistry lessons at school with countless experiments using malachite to demonstrate some sort of molecular structure, I forgot then and still can't remember now.....

Here were some of the highlights.... (otherwise known as the few photos which did not have glare from the camera flash.....) After walking around all day soaking up the natural history of the world, hunger took over our brains and we made a b-line for the subway on the quest for falafal from the Bedford Ave takeaway, which I still think is the best I have ever consumed.

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Today we went inside the Kellogg's Diner (post "D A Y - 3 3" you can see this place @ night). I had chocolate chip pancakes. They were about the size of my head and after consuming just over two i was re pleat. In fact i felt mildly naucious for an hour or so after. I didnt need to eat again until dinner time, which was a falafal sandwich from the falafal shop just outside bedford ave station. This falafal shop is amazing, for just $3 you can have a pretty hearty sandwich which will fill you up until breakfast. We ventured to union square in between these two meals, where all of he squirrels are a lot more friendly than the likes of the fluffy tailed rodents found in the UK. Check this little fella out...