Empire State Building
By Bathgate
6 Mar, 2016
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The top was designed to be a Zepplin Docking Station: until the Hindenburg disaster in 1937 at Lakehurst, New Jersey.
The Empire State Building Run-Up is an annual race up 1,576 steps to the 86th floor of the building. The world record time for the race is held by Australian Paul Crake at 9 minutes and 33 seconds.
Comments on this photo
lol!
6 Mar, 2016
Gosh that is a lot of energy. Have you climbed the steps Paul?
12 Mar, 2016
ha, no I don't have that much energy. I feel like I would pop a hip joint.
12 Mar, 2016
I certainly couldn't with two new knees Paul. LOL.
13 Mar, 2016
I wouldn't risk it. We can at least look at it and take pictures and I heard they have really nice restaurants on the ground floor.
13 Mar, 2016
Good grief I'm out of breath just thinking about all those steps!
6 Mar, 2016