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New Yorkled Photo Essay / Ground Zero and Area Page
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America Coming Together November click to go back to Main WTC Page
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November 19, 2001 |
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These nice folks came all the way from Alabama to help
out in the cleaning effort. 'came across them by chance at the lowest
end of Manhattan just across Battery Park. NYC gives you our thanks!
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These Guardsmen came all the way up from South Carolina...as
I understood it, they volunteered for the job of backing up our people
here at Ground Zero...After a long trip of countless hours they went straight
to work (12 hour shifts)...that is dedication, that is the American Way...that
is a love for one's country-person...Thanks Bob, Michael and the rest
of you! NYC loves ya'
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it may be considered inappropriate
by some for a civilian to salute an officer or soldier, but if ya' can't
shake their hand or even give 'em the thumbs up...then maybe a salute
will show 'em how much they're appreciated.
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After a little prodding, this
NYC Finest allowed me to take this pic of him leaving his mark on a hardhat.
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The street directly in front
of St. Paul's Chapel has finally been opened to pedestrians...A memorial
of shirts, banners, flags, caps, messages and so much more adorn the fence.
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A young woman leaves her mark
on a shirt at the fence of St. Paul's Chapel.
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From Louisiana and Phoenix
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From Kansas and the West Coast
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Texas and elsewhere
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From across the world, France
and Holland
'might've missed out on a quite a few countries' marks of endearment, marks of sympathy and empathy as well, but I'm sure they were all there at one point in time or another. |
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More items left behind in
memory, love and salutation of those many lost.
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The following needs no explanation
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