Santosaiden: i've been on that bridge many times, but the bike riders just blend into the memorial crowds for me, I'm more looking forward to the City Hall 9/11 ceremony
Void Beacon: thought they'd be commemorating the responders more than cyclists on the Brooklyn Bridge this time around
Ivy: I'll be thinking of the survivors and those who've been affected by PTSD while I'm there, makes me more appreciative of what's in our present
Fractal Falcon: these 9/11 events always put things into perspective for me - glad we're still honoring their memories and first responders
Emmatran: I'd rather see them honoring the living who were forever changed that day too - not just those who died or made it out physically okay
Iris: most events still feel overshadowed by the actual recovery work that's been done since then, not enough spotlight on rebuilding communities around the attacks' anniversary
Arlo: what's a 25th anniversary ceremony for 9/11 doing near the Brooklyn Bridge?
Mia: yeah because 9/11 never died down as a tourist draw, but now you get bike tours too
Pale Signal: i'm glad we're remembering those who made it out too, you know, the ones running in towards us instead of away
Irisokaforxo: there's something so poignant about people choosing to honor the victims on two wheels instead of just at a memorial
Iris: you'd think they're finally putting up more funding for those who came back damaged