Near the Zuccotti park entrance is the Wall Street's biggest -The Bull - symbol sculpted in bronze. It;s sort of poetic given the protester's message.
The same protester also created this QR code out of Legos. If you click it, it will take you to his Facebook page where he has photos of all of the designs he has created in the 38 days he has lived there.
People are actually living on card board boxes, under tarps, covered in blankets. If that isn't commitment I don't know what is.
On the south side of the park various flags each with their own message
Near this chalk board which is used for making the daily schedule that includes, sweeping, serving food etc. is a buffet with largely vegetarian and organic produce and even homeade apple pies.
This protester asks for donations so he can take his message on the road
In the center of the park is a shrine adorned with a wide array of meaningful objects.
This protester is an executive with a top Wall Street bank. As he put it, "just because I work here does not mean I agree with the way they do things." His poster includes the head shot of a Bloomberg news reporter who has a hard right view of things.
Just west of Zuccotti park is the new 911 memorial and the Freedom Tower which will be 50 feet taller than the World Trade Centers. It is a supreme architectural achievement and a perfect symbol for what is so great about this country.
