Log Out | Member Center    Andover teacher shares photos of
9/11, aftermath    • The Wichita Eagle   • Published Saturday,
Sep. 10, 2011, at 12:07 a.m.   • Updated Wednesday, Feb. 29,
2012, at 1:34 p.m.  Freelance photographer Cary Conover stood on
the rooftop of his five-story apartment building in New York
City, his camera clicking away as he focused on the smoke
pouring out of the World Trade Center's north tower about a mile
away.  "My first thought was, 'Wow, will they be able to fix
that tower?' " said Conover, a Wichita native.  His mind raced
as he clicked away. A small plane? No, that's a really big hole.
Must have been a big plane, but why?  Suddenly, an orange
fireball exploded in his camera's viewfinder. A second plane had
hit the south tower.  The first sounds he heard were people
screaming from surrounding rooftops.  "They were seeing the same
thing I was," Conover said.  Seconds later he heard the
explosion.  "The loudest, worst of sounds ever," he said. Car
alarms were set off, adding to the d