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"On Aug. 10 1994 I windsurfed the Hudson river and got a view of the Manhattan skyline that no windsurfer - or anybody else - will ever see again."
-Peter Bogucki, editor and publisher of the New England Windsurfing Journal.
(Photo by Peter Bogucki, from the NEWJ issue published following the September 11th attacks.)
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Never forget.
Posted by: f messina | September 11, 2008 at 12:47 PM
A few minutes ago I heard bagpipes out of my window. I live next door to a New York City Fire Department company that took heavy losses that day, and every September 11th they have a ceremony. I just walked down there...family and relatives have filled the firehouse, which is lined with plaques dedicated to the twelve guys who lost their lives when the towers fell.
(My living in NYC is a point of confusion for some of the blog readers...my wife and I live in downtown Manhattan, but spend every free moment out at our weekend house in Peconica. Except for days like today my head is always out in the Peconic. Today I'm focused on the city, though.)
Posted by: michael | September 11, 2008 at 01:19 PM
That's certainly a historic picture.
Posted by: Bunty | September 13, 2008 at 04:37 AM