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New York City Trip

March 11, 2015 by Echo Recon Web Leave a Comment

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Stallion and Janet joined Hutch and Steve for a few days in September, 2001.

Arriving on September 15, just days after the WTC attack, none of us knew what to expect. But following NYC’s mayor as well as our own instincts as New Yorkers, we decided that the best thing we could do was to press ahead and not let the terrorists win. We had a great visit, and New York City was bedecked with red, white and blue everywhere. We knew immediately that this was a visit we would not soon forget.

No autographs, please. This lady’s at liberty
Photo from Renascence Fair
In front of the NYC Public Library Lions

Photo from Renascence Fair
Stallion, “Gee, I thought she would be taller.”
Photo from Renascence Fair

North of NYC at the Vanderbilt mansion
North of NYC at the Vanderbilt mansion

Rockefeller Center
We saw a Dave Letterman show LIVE!
The lights didn’t go out on Broadway

The site of the attack from Staten Island Ferry

Thanks to Robert and Janet for helping New York, and 2 New Yorkers, get back on our feet!

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