Hello Cleveland! (pictures I took)

[CountryWolf07]

Thought I'd share my four favorite pictures I took, and edited with Photoshop:

[ramanth]

Lovely! I like playing with Sepia tones too.

[pitc9]

WOW...Great pictures!!

The first picture... is where my hubby and I sat in our car waiting for a rain delay of an Indian's game we had tickets for a few weeks ago!

You could have looked for my brick in the walk way at the Browns Stadium. My hubby proposed to me by showing me a brick that said:
"Angie will you marry me, love Rick."

It's outside of the South entrance of the stadium.

[Cinder & Smoke]

Sumbuddie stole da Boat!

That's a nice snappie of the Nineth Street Pier - looking south towards the Downtown
of Cleveland ... Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is the odd-shaped building on the near right;
the museum ship William G. Mather used to be berthed 'right there' in the water to the
left of the pier - she moved behind the Great Lakes Science Center on the other (right) side
of the Park complex. All Three of the Amigo Mutts were there the day the Ship moved.

That entire area - from the Nineth Street Pier west to the Brown's Statium -
is a beautiful Park area that overlooks the Harbor and Lake Erie.

[CountryWolf07]

WOW...Great pictures!!

The first picture... is where my hubby and I sat in our car waiting for a rain delay of an Indian's game we had tickets for a few weeks ago!

You could have looked for my brick in the walk way at the Browns Stadium. My hubby proposed to me by showing me a brick that said:
"Angie will you marry me, love Rick."

It's outside of the South entrance of the stadium.

Are you serious?! I DID SEE IT! Mike and I were walking around the Browns stadium looking at bricks!! I pointed yours out and I said to him, that I thought that was the sweetest thing I've seen down there! That's crazy.

[cyber-sibes]

You could have looked for my brick in the walk way at the Browns Stadium. My hubby proposed to me by showing me a brick that said:
"Angie will you marry me, love Rick."
It's outside of the South entrance of the stadium.

Angie, that is too cool!
Wow, it sure doesn't look like the Cleveland I grew up with! What is that glass pyramid? Back in the late 1960's my mom used to manage the Creative Playthings toy department when Higbee's was still in the lower part of the Terminal Tower. She loved that job!
Nice pictures, I like what you did in Photoshop.

[Cincy'sMom]

What is that glass pyramid?

I belive that is the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame