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this photo to me has always been 'Oz' because those towers symbolized a magical place that is now just a memory ... so if anyone was wondering about the caption ...
ReplyDeleteOw! There's a certain spot on the highway near here where the whole Manhattan skyline opens up, a near-daily reminder of the gap where they used to stand, and the smoke that rose for days...
ReplyDeleteWhich is nothing to what you "in town" had to endure.
Beautiful photo. We won't forget.
ReplyDeleteIt's still so hard to comprehend, so hard to see the empty skyline...
ReplyDeleteit seems like just yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading a novel written in 1995, and the main character lives in Brooklyn. At one point, he mentions the Twin Towers, and it's eerie, knowing neither the character nor the author could ever have forseen what was to come.
ReplyDeletePS--the book is Robert Girardi's "Madeleine's Ghost."
ReplyDeletePerfect caption and photo...
ReplyDeleteStunning shot.
ReplyDeleteStunning and moving shot.
ReplyDeletethe caption is perfect Daryl
ReplyDeletePerfect.. and heart-tugging. In keeping with the Wizard of Oz...this doesn't look like Manhattan anymore...
ReplyDeletefor those who lost and for those who gave.
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