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This was perhaps the best walking tour video of New York City. I've seen on the Internet. Bravo!

Just had a look on Google Tim and found this.
Underneath the streets of Manhattan, there are more than 100 miles of service pipes bringing steam to about 1,800 buildings.

Steam may seem like a primitive source of energy (think of steamboats and steam engines- we don't see those anymore).

But when New York's first power plant opened in 1882, steam from clean water greatly reduced the amount of soot created by individual coal-burning furnaces which were the primary source of heat at the time.

I live on Long Island New York . It’s funny how we  don’t see NY as  tourists do . My hubby was an electrician in NYC  for 38 years , he did work call high time ( hanging in a boltsman chair off side of building ) he has some spectacular photos of views  normal people could not get to see . Lovely watching all your videos . 💜☮️

My great uncle went through Ellis Island. He was from Italy. He planned to send for my grandmother after living in New York for a year, but he died in the first winter he was there. Instead, my grandmother moved from Italy to the UK and consequently here I am (born in the UK). Crazy to think that had he survived, I could have been American.

4:29 "The highest observation deck in Western Europe". NYC will love you for that!
Great video as always. Been many years since I visited last, a vibrant 24-hour city.

The content in this could have filled various vlogs, not just one, you surpassed yourself with this. Looking forward to what more is to come, so much variety on your channel!

In 1982, I went to NYC with my family. I was obsessed with trees and wanted to locate a sweetgum in Central Park. I couldn't find one. Eighteen years later, I took my wife to NY from Boston (where I'm from) via Amtrack, and as we're strolling through CP, I see the tree I had been looking for. It was a happy personal moment.
I live in London now and I see sweetgum trees everywhere, LOL.

The steamy vents.... its from the power station. They send steam down under the streets and it is used to heat/cool buildings. It's a district heating system that has been working since the 1880s and is one of the largest (naturally) if not THE largest such system in the world.

The Art Deco details on display at the Empire State are absolutely sublime.

Not sure it's still a thing, but a cheap way to see the Statue is to get the Staten Island ferry (with all the commuters) and simply go round the turnstiles and get back on to come back. You'll go past it and get a good view. And I am sure it was free. At least it was when I did it.

I work across the walkway from Rockefeller Center. One of my coworkers used to work for the company that manages Rockefeller Center. One of his responsibilities was to get into a helicopter and scout the forests for the Christmas tree. Two trees actually, a backup tree also has to be selected in case something happens to the primary tree.

Probably one of your best videos. Had no interest in visiting New York until I watched this. Absolutely fascinating and brilliantly edited. Looks amazing!

I think you should be commended for the behind the scenes work that would have gone into filming this. In NYC that's not always easy. Superb job well done!

Am I the only one who’s sad that the Empire State Building has been turned into a Disney like attraction?  I love the history of it.  That being said, this is the absolute best video I’ve ever seen of the view from The Empire State Building, well done Sir.   👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼.

My MIL came back from Germany after WW2, her husband served during the occupation. She said she cried seeing the Statue of Liberty she was so happy to be home.  We have a photo of her standing in front of the ship that brought her back.  Thanks for a wonderful tour of NYC Tim.

Thank you. I'm a native New Yorker and you've captured some of the best of NYC. Next time, don't forget the Outerboroughs for their neighborhoods. They'vre equally fun and entertaining, in their own way.

12:28 -- Tim, that observation deck called 'Top of The Rock' is the sightseeing observation deck on the roof of the Rockefeller Centre. Among New Yorkers, the Rockefeller Centre skyscraper is often simply called The Rock.

Looking forward to your take on NYC. As a Brit living in Toronto,hoping you'll come here one day , in the summer Tim when it's hot & sunny 🌞 Gaby & kids would love Canada's Wonderland and  shopping at The Eaton Center. You could dine up the CN tower in 360 resteraunt and go to Niagara Falls & the casinos. They have hotels that overlook the falls with spectacular views.- that need your.reviews Tim !  😊

I celebrated my 10th birthday in New York with my Family. One of the best memories of my entire life is birthday present shopping in FAO Schwartz as a ten year old... I was there for thr Christmas Lights switch on too. Memories I'll never forget.

Some people suffer "New York Syndrome" where it doesn't live up to expectations and they suffer genuine stress from being underwhelmed. For me, it was every bit of the fairytale. I remember it like a film. Amazing.

I lived in Manhattan back in the 80's. Thanks for doing this walk about. The city really has improved I must say.

The production of the video is exceptional!

I’ve been to NYC twice, both times with my college art classes, and I swear it’s one of my favorite places. Getting to tour the Met and MoMA by day and partying at night with my friends was genuinely amazing; I love the culture of the city 💕