By: Lucy Roth
The group left New York City this morning at 7:30 A.M. -- on the road again!
Zack Vedder comments on his New York experience as, “It was really fun, crazy, but really fun. Not someplace I would want to live, though.”
The group stopped at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County, Pennsylvania along the way. Flight 93 was the fourth and last plane of the 9/11 attacks to crash. In total, forty passengers and crew members were killed in this crash alone.
Thomas Ley said, “The memorial was probably my favorite part of the whole trip. Just seeing and listening to all that stuff was very emotional, but also very cool.”
Carolyn Allgaier added, “It was so emotional. There were these voice recordings of people on the plane calling loved ones, and I had to stop listening half way through to calm down.”
The group arrived at the Sleep Inn in Cambridge, Ohio around 5:30 P.M. and ate dinner once arriving.
Many students took advantage of the indoor swimming pool in the hotel and played cards in the lobby.
We’ll see you tomorrow, NHHS!
The group left New York City this morning at 7:30 A.M. -- on the road again!
Zack Vedder comments on his New York experience as, “It was really fun, crazy, but really fun. Not someplace I would want to live, though.”
The group stopped at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County, Pennsylvania along the way. Flight 93 was the fourth and last plane of the 9/11 attacks to crash. In total, forty passengers and crew members were killed in this crash alone.
Thomas Ley said, “The memorial was probably my favorite part of the whole trip. Just seeing and listening to all that stuff was very emotional, but also very cool.”
Carolyn Allgaier added, “It was so emotional. There were these voice recordings of people on the plane calling loved ones, and I had to stop listening half way through to calm down.”
The group arrived at the Sleep Inn in Cambridge, Ohio around 5:30 P.M. and ate dinner once arriving.
Many students took advantage of the indoor swimming pool in the hotel and played cards in the lobby.
We’ll see you tomorrow, NHHS!
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