There's
a roundish building I'd never seen before. See what happens when you
get lost?
This
is the underside of the US 20 and US 42 bridge.
It's
blurry, but it's the Flats! Somehow, we made it to the parking area.
Wasn't too busy today.
More
views of the city.
Here's
an alright shot of the skyline.
This
is the underside of Cleveland's famousish big blue bridge, which carries OH
2 (the Shoreway).
And
this is the entrance ramp onto the big blue bridge.
And
here is a BGS assembly.
Coming
up on the Browns' field.
This
is a pretty cool drive.
You
can even see the lake from here.
About
to join I-90 East.
This
is confusing. We're on I-90, but it only says OH 2.
Well,
I-90 reappears.
It
is a wide road, even though it has a low speed limit.
East
I-90 and OH 2 at 55th Street.
Continuing
East.
Lake
Shore Blvd. Sounds interesting.
I-90
and OH 2 East shields.
Almost
at OH 283, Lake Shore Blvd.
This
is part of the Lake Erie Circle Tour.
The
name Lake Shore Blvd. is very misleading...
So
we turn off desperately.
And
find our way to some park roads.
Under
a brick arched bridge.
And
back into familiar territory. This is Carnegie Ave. East as it is
about to turn into Cedar Rd. The red Xs and the green arrows indicate
the variable lane configurations on this road. It is really cool, and
freaks Mom out.
It's
blurry, but you can see how the eastbound lanes split and one of the 3
eastbound lanes goes into the westbound side of the road. The double
yellow lines are dotted, and you're supposed to know what lanes are open to
you.
It's
almost like playing Chicken.
As
it climbs this hill, Carnegie turns into Cedar.
Eastbound
on Cedar in Cleveland Heights, which is the town I live in.