St. Louis was definitely the highlight of the day, we even forded the Mississippi River and no one died from dysentery. I saw Busch Stadium and snapped some good shots for Shawn. Next came the Arch it's a lot smaller than they make it seen on tv, but still cool to see.
We are staying at the Seven Gables Inn, which is in Clayton, a city in the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area. The neighborhood is really nice and the hotel is pretty swanky. When we checked in we had wine and cheese. Next we headed down the street to an Italian restaurant called Portobellos. We walked aroud Old Town, which has beautiful homes with gas lamps lighting up the front of each house. Before bed they serve cookies, Lyons would love this place.
Here are the top photos of the day: Indiana, Illinois, giant cross, road to nowhere, the Arch, Busch Stadium, pretty downtown Clayton, me in a swanky bathrobe, and the hotel room.











Quote of the Day: "Redneck, Blue Collar" spotted on a t-shirt at a Wendy's in the middle of nowhere.
On the dial: Mike Birbiglia's Dog Years comedy cd, Jeff Buckley, Nathanial Castro, and the local oldies station for Doug.
I am exhausted, check back tomorrow for the Oklahoma update.
Additions: St. Louis is a stange city. We rolled in around 6 and there was no traffic. We walked the streets around 7:30 and there was no one around. This is definitely a city I could live in, it was very quiet and the apartments and houses were beautiful. Very large update on Oklahoma City is coming...
6 comments:
You are making great time across this great land of ours. Time to slow down a bit and enjoy the Cowboy and Native American cultures. There is a Six Flags in Oklahoma City called
Frontier City Theme Park and of course you can't miss the Rodeo Opry.
Enjoy!
Dad
You sure that isn't 1/2 of a McDonald Arch? Looks tiny.
I saw the musical Oklahoma....it sucked balls..get out as fast as possible...
nice St. Louis pictures
Hey Dan,
Now remember, I have photographic proof that you had joined a scientologist church when you went out to L.A. last year. You can't become a member of every religious church across the U.S. However, that would also add some interesting value to your trip across country if you did.
Lyons
Hi Dan,
Enjoy Oaklahoma City. Watch out for the Cowboys and Indians!
Looking forward to seeing more pictures. How big was that arch? Paul was right, it looks tiny!
Is Doug enjoying your choice of music?
Doug for your own good: STAY AWAY FROM SUBWAY!! or make sure you keep the windows open.
Have a blast. Its sound like this trip is an experience of a life time. Who will call you the most tomorrow? Paul or Mom? The bet is on.
Mom
gets some subway duuuude
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