So, on the other side of the Brooklyn Bridge is lower Manhattan. What a fun day it was to be there. WALLSTREET! What a mad house, every tv crew in the area seemed to be set up down there, reporters everywhere , and hundreds of people just sort of milling around. LOTS of police, which I guess in a post 9-11 world they are always there, but I think they added some extra yesterday. We also went by Trinity Wall Street, which is one of , if not the oldest Episcopal Church in New York, if not America. George Washington pew and all. It is right next door, literally to Ground Zero, but just like how I did not like going into the 9th ward in New Orleans, I don't like going over to Ground Zero now. After we got out of that intense atmosphere that was all around the Stock Exchange, we just walked around the tip of Manhattan, the Battery and all... caught the 4 train back to good ole Brooklyn.
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