Day three and still raining so time to go to the World Trade Center

 Riding the subway takes a bit of getting used to - which line to be on and what direction it is going. However for most large cities the public transit is a great way to get around. There was a short walk to Columbus circle then a direct line to the World Trade Center. Since 9/11 this has been completely redeveloped. There is even a huge Apple store where you can look at all their multiple devices. I have an IMac, an IPad Air, and IPhone 11 and an Apple Watch. I have been influenced by a very helpful IPad class that has been meeting every week on Zoom all through the last two years of COVID.

Close by the World Trade Center is the 9/11 museum. There was an hour long queue in the rain to get a ticket but it was worth the wait. Here are a few pics which tells some of the stories.

An electric motor which would have powered one of the many elevators.

This is part of the mast on the top of one of the towers with all the communication antennae.

This goes with the first photograph

A crushed ladder from a fire engine.

The base of the many steel columns supporting on of the towers.