The sphere that stood in front of the towers is now standing with an eternal flame.--from The Happy Hours
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2 comments:
Fantastic photo.
It's probably just me, but when I look at it, I see an upturned face with its mouth open in shock. Fitting.
I remember sitting around the fountain in the plaza looking at this sphere. I couldn't believe it survived. So much just disappeared that day.
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