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Sunday, October 16, 2011

How Much Force Did It Take To Crack This Steel...9/11

This steel section is a permanent installation in front of a high school, a memorial and reminder from the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center from 09-11-2001.

Twin Towers Broken Steel Beam
Click Photo to see the detail tail in this Steel from 9/11

I was amazed looking at the cracks in the steel. The memory is still too fresh.

Nine eleven, 9/11, 911, however it is said... I was not sure how to classify this photograph but decided on "historical". The other choice was "horror". We are hopefully stronger than that and were proven not to be crippled by the horror of the day.

1 comment:

UnknownOctober 16, 2011 at 5:39 PM
Amazing capture my friend.
Lots of force i would say to crack the steel my friend. Sad to think of all the innocent lives being lost my friend.
God Bless.
Regards.
Christo.
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