Times Square Snippet

Hi Friends,

Once again I ask myself: am I delusional addressing my blog with that opener "Hi Friends"? I mean, does anyone even read the freaking thing? Well, I'll just have to ponder that question alone I guess.
Now, to the business at hand. Below is a link to a snippet of footage I shot in New York's Times Square about a month ago. I think it gives a flavour of that bright and bustling place. If I'm not mistaken it was taken on the night of Saturday, September 29th 2012. The news today, October 30th, is bad regarding Hurricane Sandy and her effect on the east coast of America including New York. I pray that that great city and country will recover quickly from the battering they are getting right now.

Please enjoy the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQz8o5fNw1M

Humble as always,

Brian

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