World Trade Center Site: February 2004

The following few pictures were taken in late February 2004. Karen and I were headed to look at Hoboken for the first or second time. We went to the PATH station at WTC. There are stairs leading from the street down to a concourse linking the PATH with the subway.

WTC Site: Looking through the protective netting from the PATH concourse 

WTC Site: Looking through the protective netting from the PATH concourse 

WTC Site: Looking through the protective netting from the subway/PATH concourse 

WTC Site: Looking through the protective netting from the subway/PATH concourse. This building is scheduled to be/was torn down (haven't been there in a couple of weeks). The owner of the building wanted it torn down; the insurance companies that had insured the building wanted it salvaged. 

WTC Site: Looking through the protective netting from the subway/PATH concourse 

WTC Site: Looking through the protective netting from the subway/PATH concourse 

WTC Site: The subway and PATH concourse one story below ground. The bright white light is Ground Zero. 

Naming the Sacred Cow

Brian told me the name of the calf is Renegade.
 
Now you know.

Cows and Chickens (and a cat)

Pictures that come after this are those that I took of my brother Brian's cows and chickens and one of the many cats there.
 
The baby calf was about 48 hours old when the pictures were taken. Brian, what's the calf's name? Remind me, and I'll post it.
 
 

Brian's farm: Time to milk Regal 

Brian's farm: The new calf 

Brian's farm: The new calf 

Brian's farm: The new calf 

Brian's farm: The new calf 

Brian's farm: Time to milk Regal 

Brian's farm: The ladies in waiting 

Brian's farm: Time to milk Regal (she is as big as a tank) 

Brian's farm: The new calf, 48 hours old, suppertime 

Brian's farm: The new calf, 48 hours old, looking for momma