Wednesday, September 10, 2014
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There Goes the Gayborhood
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1 comment:
People who have not lived in NY and NJ may have trouble realizing how much the towers dominated the lower Manhattan skyline. They were sort of like an arm growing out of your head -- too big to ignore, did not quite fit.
This also meant they held a lot of people. My thoughts to the families of the 3000. Bob K
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