Three days was not enough to see everything but I gave it a good go. It was hot weekend in the summer of 2019 but I enjoyed myself. I even meet an actor that was part of the reenactment and had several great conversations with him about the Civil War and other stuff. If you can go during the reenactment, […]
Cleveland is surrounds by parks, outdoor areas, and my favorite, waterfalls. Less the 30 minute from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame are two great places to visit when your in town. Before the museums open or as the museums close and the city is cleared out for the evening, I head for a morning walk or a last […]
The Lake View Cemetery was founded in 1869 and holds some impressive guest including President James A Garfield and his wife, John D. Rockefeller, Ernest Ball (Composer “When Irish Eyes are Smiling”), Alan Freed (Radio Disc Jockey who coined the term “rock and roll”), Garrett Morgan, Eliot Ness, Henry Alden Sherwin (co-founder of Sherwin-Williams), Jeptha Homer Wade , George Washington […]
Overview As a citizen of the United States of America, I wanted to celebrate America’s birthday in the capital at least once. It was wonderful and horrible at the same time. The summer heat was unbelievable and I understand why Congress goes home for the summer. Washington D.C. is outstanding with free museums and I went to National Portrait Gallery […]
Aboard the Steamship William G Mather. What a great view of the city!!!
It was a once in a lifetime event. The date of 02/02/2020 is the first global palindrome day in 909 years which was on 11/11/1111 and the next will be in 101 years on 12/12/2121. So, the question becomes how did you spend the day!!!! I went to Puxsutawney, PA for Groundhog’s Day to watch Phil predict the weather. A […]