Since 1999, SkyscraperPage.com's forum has been one of the most active skyscraper enthusiast communities on the web. The global membership discusses development news and construction activity on projects from around the world, alongside discussions on urban design, architecture, transportation and many other topics. SkyscraperPage.com also features unique skyscraper diagrams, a database of construction activity, and publishes popular skyscraper posters.
Treated to a steamy 100 degree humid game at the Jake, a 2 hour rainstorm that dumped 6+" on downtown followed by exceptionally clear skies, and a hot night of picture taking, beer, and some incredible buffalo wings (something hard to find in my city for some reason).
Sorry to MayDay that we couldn't get together. Next time!
The Hyatt Arcade was a beautiful if quirky hotel.
About 30 seconds later the skies opened up for the next two hours...
Luckily my hotel was around the corner...
Wahoo!
__________________
Even if you are 1 in a million, there are still 7,000 people just like you...
And I'm surprised the Indian's symbol hasn't gone away yet. It might be loved and it's intended in an innocent way, but a lot of people consider it racist, and to some degree they're right.
And I'm surprised the Indian's symbol hasn't gone away yet. It might be loved and it's intended in an innocent way, but a lot of people consider it racist, and to some degree they're right.
Agreed. Get rid of it.
BTW, what's the deal-io with the pic of the Pirates and Reds mascots? Was there an NL Central mascot convention going on at the Jake?
Fantastic shots! Sorry about the rain - it's like I say about most Cleveland weather - "It builds character, son!"
I'm amazed you got not only this amazing shot of a few bridges in the Flats, but also downtown Lakewood (inner-ring 'burb) in the background! Next time you're in town, I owe you a beer or three!
Sweet, I love my neighbor to the northwest, but hate his football team.
Its a perfect love-hate relationship we got going on.
I feel pity for the team founded by Al Lerner. They are as big a joke as the Pirates. Now the two teams Paul Brown founded are a different story (Rats & Bungles). Grrrrrrrrrrr!
__________________
I live less than 30 minutes west of Pittsburgh (Weirton)
I can walk to the Pittsburgh MSA (Washington County, Paris, PA
Go PITT Panthers!!
And I'm surprised the Indian's symbol hasn't gone away yet. It might be loved and it's intended in an innocent way, but a lot of people consider it racist, and to some degree they're right.
They can follow Stanford University's route and replace their mascot with a ridiculous looking tree. Alas, great photos of Cleveland plinko.
__________________
“Most planning of the past fifteen years has been based upon three destructive fallacies: the cataclysmic insists upon tearing everything down in order to design from an absolutely clean slate; the automotive would plan for the free passage of the automobile at the expense of all other values; the suburban dislikes the city anyway and would just as soon destroy its density and strew it across the countryside.” Vince Scully
Prev
Linear Mode
