Cleveland
A town that used
to be my temporary home
Finally I have some pictures of
the place I officially no longer have to call home. These are from November 27, 2004,
on a quick little joyride around town. The skyline picture above was taken
from OH 2, the Shoreway, in downtown Cleveland.
 Cleveland
as seen from US 322 Westbound, known as Mayfield Rd and Chester Street.
|
 Continuing
westward on Chester. US 322 leaves Mayfield after Little Italy and
follows Chester downtown. |
 Approaching
I-90 and I-71 and the downtown area. |
 I-71
and I-77 find their ends at I-90 in the southern regions of central
Cleveland, and these signs point you to them. |
 US
322 ends in a few miles. |
 I
forget which street this blurry pic was taken on, but as we cross the
Shoreway (OH 2), you can clearly see Lake Erie. |
 Hey,
there's an ALT US 6 in this city! I didn't know that before. |
 Old
and somewhat crummy looking buildings can be found all over Cleveland. |
 US
322 hops on to US 6 for a while and then proceeds to end. |
 A
look at Cleveland's tallest building, Key Tower, from the dark streets below. |
 A
street scene. That woman was dressed for the Arctic, but it was over
50 degrees this day! |
 Cleveland's
own submarine: the USS Cod. |
 More
submarine. |
 The
Browns' football stadium is straight ahead, and the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame is on the right. |
 And
here is the weird architecture of the Hall of Fame. |
 And
another look at the football stadium. |
 Key
Tower again. Did you know it is the 15th tallest building in the USA? |
 The
Shoreway passes right by the football field. |
 The
little bush that they use to simulate a Christmas tree. My mom calls
it the Christmas Shrub. Of course, this was before a little breeze
blew it over. |
 Ooh,
look at all the buildings. |
 And
what looks to be a war memorial right in the middle of downtown. |
 Descending
into the Flats. This is about where the Cuyahoga River lit aflame a
while back, but now it's supposedly cleaner. Dad always gets lost when
driving down here, though. He continued his record this time, too. |
 Down,
please. |
 Here's
where we get lost at the bottom of the hill. |
 But
we get to see a bridge... |
 And
a pavilion... |
 Maybe
we can get there this way! |
 Hey,
there's Jacob's Field on the right! (That's where the Indians play, if
you don't know.) |
 Ummm...
No, no I don't think this is right. Are we still in Cleveland?
|
 Should
we go this way? |
 Wait,
how'd we get all the way across the river? |
 We
must have come from over there on that bridge. |
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Cleveland
as seen from US 322 Westbound, known as Mayfield Rd and Chester Street.
Continuing
westward on Chester. US 322 leaves Mayfield after Little Italy and
follows Chester downtown. 
Approaching
I-90 and I-71 and the downtown area.
I-71
and I-77 find their ends at I-90 in the southern regions of central
Cleveland, and these signs point you to them.
US
322 ends in a few miles.
I
forget which street this blurry pic was taken on, but as we cross the
Shoreway (OH 2), you can clearly see Lake Erie.
Hey,
there's an ALT US 6 in this city! I didn't know that before.
Old
and somewhat crummy looking buildings can be found all over Cleveland.
US
322 hops on to US 6 for a while and then proceeds to end.
A
look at Cleveland's tallest building, Key Tower, from the dark streets below.
A
street scene. That woman was dressed for the Arctic, but it was over
50 degrees this day!
Cleveland's
own submarine: the USS Cod.
More
submarine.
The
Browns' football stadium is straight ahead, and the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame is on the right.
And
here is the weird architecture of the Hall of Fame.
And
another look at the football stadium.
Key
Tower again. Did you know it is the 15th tallest building in the USA?
The
Shoreway passes right by the football field.
The
little bush that they use to simulate a Christmas tree. My mom calls
it the Christmas Shrub. Of course, this was before a little breeze
blew it over.
Ooh,
look at all the buildings.
And
what looks to be a war memorial right in the middle of downtown.
Descending
into the Flats. This is about where the Cuyahoga River lit aflame a
while back, but now it's supposedly cleaner. Dad always gets lost when
driving down here, though. He continued his record this time, too.
Down,
please.
Here's
where we get lost at the bottom of the hill.
But
we get to see a bridge...
And
a pavilion...
Maybe
we can get there this way!
Hey,
there's Jacob's Field on the right! (That's where the Indians play, if
you don't know.)
Ummm...
No, no I don't think this is right. Are we still in Cleveland?
Should
we go this way?
Wait,
how'd we get all the way across the river?
We
must have come from over there on that bridge.