Not until you look at the massive buildings that were dwarfed by the towers do you realize what the scale of this was. Its a lot taller than five inches on your TV. It had to be wrenchingly loud. We didn’t talk much for a while…
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Chronological Order:
- Follow Us In New York
- Let the packing begin!
- Too much packing…
- See?
- In preparation for fine dining
- Heading out!
- Still driving…
- Entering the city
- Our hotel
- USA must be playing right now
- First food adventures in the city
- Rockefeller Center
- Project Runway, anyone?
- NBC Studios
- Carnegie Hall!!!
- Times square
- Kickoff Meeting at Bricco
- Carnegie Deli
- Other miscellaneous sights about town
- Columbus Circle
- Central Park
- The 5th Ave Apple Store
- Brunch at Craftbar
- We’re going deeper underground …
- Photos From Rehearsal!
- Dinner at Morimoto
- Dave Brubeck at Blue Note
- Ashland Natives Arrive
- Little Italy
- Lady Libertad
- World Trade Center
- Night Time Square
- About town…
- The Prep/The Performance/The Party
- Oh, the things you find in Hot Topic…
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It is a sight that does take your breath away and mostly because of your thoughts of what all the people in the World Trade Center area were feeling on that day. Have enjoyed following you on your journey. Thanks so much for doing this.