City Explorer Gifts

The Crash-test Dummy Family on Holidays

Walking Tours of New York

Manhattan Cat atop the Flatiron Building

New York's Newest Neighborhood- Little Vermont.

"I'm starting to get concerned about global warming."

The City that Never Sleeps.

'Let's plan on being totally spontaneous next weekend.'

'I usually take my new clients to nicer places. But my expense account isn't what it used to be.'

Parking downtown is getting harder and harder.

"Hey! That was my stop back there!"

"I still think a simple pedestrian mall would have sufficed."

A couple looks at posters of Rio, Paris and Tokyo, all of which feature skyscrapers.

London cab sign: 'Thank you for not asking to go across the river.'

Crossing the street.

Passengers checking for their train

London summer.

"Meet a girl? Fall in love? Move to the city? You need to set more realistic goals, son."

Exploring Paris.

Canal Street

"How would you feel about a little place in the city, just to get away from all the hunting and gathering?"

Lady reclining with a glass of wine on a giant loaf of bread.

Sign on sidewalk: 'Please direct your feet to the sunny side of the street...'

"I could't make it here, so I'm going to try Boston."

Stork and baby discover scarecrows

Grass Under Concrete

Sex and the City.

"They just flock to these places like a bunch of...well....like a bunch of us."

Macauley's vision of the future: New Zealand tourist visiting the ruins of London

The Vehicapult - a temporary replacement for the Williamsburg Bridge

'You are now entering Crenton, the city with the most intriguing 'You are now leaving' sign.'

'Ok - Who's farted?'

"On your left, you'll see the apartment where my ex-wife tore my heart out, stepped on it, and flushed it down the toilet. Also a deli."

"Right now it's between you and two hundred and fifty other people who came to Seattle, moved in with five roommates, joined a band, took a job in a coffee bar, got fed up, had a meeting with themselves, and decided it was time to go out and find a real job."

New in town

'How very Putney!'