Overall

If you've ever been to Sears Tower, it is such a rush to ride the elevator to the top and finally arrive to the viewing deck where you can observe North, South, East and West directions through protective glass. It's just as well that you are protected because with the way the wind blows, you do not want to feel sensory contact with the outdoors. The Empire State Building in New York City is the exception. With the solid rock foundation of the Island and less height than Sears, the wind blows at the top, but it heightens your experience on the viewing deck. Especially at night, the view from above is amazing and since you are outdoors, the sounds, smells and breezing air makes for an extroidonary experience. No where can you take in the entire city all at once but at the Empire State Building.

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5 June 2005 | A Yahoo! User

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