Koneko is coming in just three short days to my neck of the woods. I can not wait for her to join our gang. Expect more trips to the city by the lake and more impressive finds at the beachwood TJ Maxx.
I thought I would start a countdown to welcome her to Ohio. The above pictures are of the Terminal Tower and the Cleveland Art Museum.
From Clevelandfacts:
"When it was built as part of the Van Sweringen brothers' Union Terminal station, it was the tallest building outside of New York City until 1967. The related earthmoving required for the Union Terminal complex was the second largest excavation in history after the Panama Canal. Terminal Tower remains the second tallest building in Cleveland and Ohio."
http://clevelandfacts.blogspot.com/
Make sure to check out his last entry concerning a time capsule in Parma.
all photos are from gettyimages
posted by Annieytown @ 10:52 AM
5 Inspired Comments
5 Inspired Comments:
Lucky you, have a great time with M!!
What lovely photos! Cleveland is a photographer's dream. I can't wait to head to the old Arcade with a camera.
The photo of the reflecting pond in front of the Clevland Museum Of Art is beautiful. I spent many delightful Sunday afternoons on the lawn surrounding the pond. With musicians performing and artists doing portraits, it was the best of days.
great photos! i especially love the shadows in the first one!
Awwww!! Thank you so much for making me feel so very welcome! I was feeling really blue today, thinking about the move, and then I read this post, and it really made everything so much better... thank you! (huge sniff!)
I'm learning so much about my new home from you all, and the more I learn the more excited I get!
Besides the fun shopping, I have heard so much about the museums and the orchestra as well. I can't wait to explore with my friends in beauty!! =)
Please let us know when you're in town and ready to play! Annie and I will give you a little 'tour' and take you to our favorite spots. Be prepared to eat well. Cleveland has some wonderful restaurants!
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