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If you are curious about the NYC water transmission and distribution system, ie., the aqueducts and lakes they come from, I highly recommend a trip to the Queens Museum. That combined with the World Fair to-scale replica of the 5 boroughs makes the Museum a great afternoon activity.
Nice shot. Here is one I have always liked…
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brienfoy/2654353460/
& yes the Queens Museum is good…love the to-scale replica which was displayed at the World Fair and has actually been kept up to date with new buildings as well as teardowns. It’s cool !
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