The drive to Kitchener took about 6 hours including a few breaks and the border crossing. The place we were staying on is featured in the centre of the photos. I did have one more early morning stroll where I documented some of the many, colourfully painted houses in the neighborhood of Ohio City. We were all packed up and ready to go just before 9am. The almost-full moon was rising over the city which was a nice way to finish our jam-packed day in Cleveland.Ĭloudy and cool with sprinkles of rain. We lingered in the theatre afterwards to let the crowds thin, and again in the parkade as the Autocad exodus ensued. The show was great and all of us had a good time cheering and clapping along throughout. There were a few empty seats near the back, but there was a lively buzz about the place before the lights were dimmed. The interiors at Playhouse Square are beautiful. America’s largest outdoor chandelierĮntering through the walkway from the parking garage we followed the interior corridors past several other theaters that comprise Playhouse Square. The Playhouse Square area is denoted outside by America’s largest outdoor chandelier. The walk from the restaurant to Playhouse Square wasn’t that far and by this point in the day, we knew where we were headed. Pizza 216Īgain, a nice sit-down was just what we needed while we refueled in anticipation of seeing SIX The Musical. After the Rock’n Roll Hall of Fame closed we walked back up into downtown to a restaurant called Pizza 216 for dinner. Needless to say, our legs were getting tired and a good sit, watching a video, was very much welcome by this point. Unfortunately we got turned around a couple of times and ended up walking in the wrong direction for a little over a mile before we got pointed in the right direction. I forgot to mention that we parked the car by the Playhouse Theatre and walked down to the Hall of Fame – only a little over a mile away. It was impressive and a little overwhelming at times, and we spent the last half hour before they closed at 5pm sitting in a theatre watching a video about Dick Clark and American Bandstand. The atmosphere there is energetic to say the least, and we had to keep up a pretty brisk pace to make it through all 6 floors of exhibits. Wendy Parkīack at the house, we had just enough time to get showered and changed before the second half of our itinerary – The Rock’n Roll Hall of Fame, dinner and a show! The Rock’n Roll Hall of Fame We just had to stop at Wendy Park for one last photo-op before we circled back to Ohio City. The water temperature was listed as being 72, so it was quite easy to wade in.Īfter our quick dip we were back on the bikes, heading east now, towards downtown. Swimming was on the agenda, and by this point in the day it was actually warm enough to inspire us to get in the lake. Duncan nabbed a passerby who took a real interest in getting a good picture of us and the sign. After riding down to the waterfront and along the beach, the trail climbed back up a bluff to where the ‘Cleveland’ sign sits perched above the waterfront. The route we took was along the Lakefront Bikeway to Edgewater Park. Mission Accomplished!īack at our place in Ohio City we had a quick lunch before getting the bikes ready for our day’s ride. On the drive back to Cleveland we made a planned stop at a Whole Foods store so I could pickup some personal care products only available in the U.S.
We continued strolling through the park to see a few more features and monuments before hopping back in the car. She enthusiastically answered all of our questions and provided us with a brief history of garden too. Some of the volunteer garden crew were on-site for their weekly maintenance, including the head gardener. It has a concentric circle design with different beds for different varieties. Despite those factors, the garden was still impressive to stroll through. It was a bit late in the season for optimal blooms and we learned that a storm came through a few days ago that really did a number on the flowers. We checked out the beach first, but our real reason for visiting was the rose garden. It was a beautiful, cool morning with a bright blue and cloudless sky. First was a little road trip west to Lakeview Park in Lorraine.
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On our last full day in Cleveland we had full itinerary planned, and the will to see it through.
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