Friday, September 24, 2010
George Washington Bridge
We decided to take a walk across the George Washington Bridge - after driving around for a bit - and then asking a few people - we finally found where you go to walk across the bridge. It seems a lot higher up than it looks in the pictures when you are actually there. We actually only made it about half way across - but the views were great!
September 11 Memorial
We had meetings the morning of September 11th so we went down to Ground Zero later in the afternoon
There are actually two blue beams shooting up to the sky where the Twin Towers stood - but it is hard to tell that in our picture
"This steel t-beam was one of several found within the rubble of Building Six of the World Trade Center two days after September 11, 2001. Almost immediately, it became a symbol of hope, faith and healing for many rescue and recovery workers searching the World Trade Center site for the remains of thousands who perished in the terrorist attacks."
"The World Trade Center cross will be housed in the National September 11 Memorial Museum, as a testament to spiritual renewal in the face of tragedy and loss."
"The World Trade Center cross will be housed in the National September 11 Memorial Museum, as a testament to spiritual renewal in the face of tragedy and loss."
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Road Trip Labor Day Weekend
Look there - another "old" car for sale! :) I have to admit it is kind of cute though!
House just out of Plymouth
Another house just out of Plymouth - think they probably have a great view of the ocean when they go up on the roof!!
If you look hard you can see the swimmers - Mayflower II Triathlon.
Around "Plymouth Rock"
Plymouth Rock
It would be interesting traveling across the Atlantic in this! Ya -- don't think I could do it. :)
Looks kind of hard!
Mayflower II
Mayflower II
A Mishoon (boat of Wampanoag)
We were wondering if this is an Estate or Hotel??
Houses across the way.
I was trying to get a good picture of the Lighthouse - Oh well.
We just happened to find this car again -- Elder Ashton did take it for a spin. :)
Labor Day weekend – the Employment office was closed on Monday so we decided to take a road trip. We headed out toward Boston. We planned on seeing the Excell’s and checking out the new Employment Center they have been setting up, but we didn’t get a hold of them so we just kept on driving. We took the road down the coast line so it was a pretty drive. We stayed in Plymouth. The next day we went through the Mayflower II. The Mayflower II is a replica of the 17th century ship Mayflower, celebrated for transporting the Pilgrims to the New World. On April 20, 1957, recreating the original voyage, Mayflower II was sailed across the Atlantic Ocean. We drove for quite awhile along the coast and then caught the freeway back to New York.
History
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