ZachariahDaMan

^Only one of mine did lol, Duke. But I didn't have them winning it all.

If it makes you happy I will have the subject title changed to "Sandusky at dusk"....

Maybe the weather had something to do with it but Sandusky left me rather depressed. By all the empty lots you could tell they have demolished a lot. Quite a few vacant/abandoned buildings. It just seems crazy that a city that attracts so many people with Cedar Point has a CBD that is pretty rough in some spots.

Hey all, the original plan was to spend some time in Ohio next week on my vacation but I decided on Pennsylvania instead. You all know from my threads what I like to photograph, I was hoping on some suggestions for cities to visit. Right now the cities I plan to visit are Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Hershey (the gf insists) and Philadelphia.

When I was driving around it I coulda sworn I saw people in there, maybe that's the demo that's happening.

*County seat of Hillsdale County *Population 8,233 (2000 Census)

Ack-rin

Thanks for the pictures. I actually drove all around the building recently. At first I thought it was completely abandoned.

You won't find many towns that care as much about their history as Marshall. *It has a National Historic Landmark District. *It is the countries largest district in the "small urban" category, passing Cape May, NJ and Port Townsend, Washington. *Early settlers thinking Marshall would be the state capitol flocked to the town. Marshall was nominated but lost to Lansing in 1839.

Antique store heaven :-D Blissfield is a village of 3,223 (2000 Census) in Lenawee County.

Law Abiding Citizen!

I was very limited on time so I didn't get to photograph nearly as much as I wanted. But in a few weeks I will be exploring the heck out of Cinci :-D

Pictures from Friday

Time to talk about our brackets! How messed up is yours with all the upsets? I had Kentucky beating Kansas in the championship.

Nice thread, I will have to visit the Twin Cities one day.

I miss Cleveland :(

I was suprised at how busy and nice downtown Bowling Green is.

I went to the Imagination Station, not quite the same when you are all grown up lol. Despite living over an hour away I would always go there with my class for school.

There are some excellent antique shops in Piqua. I wish I had more time when I was there so I could of photographed all the old houses.

Damn!

The Lafayette is completely gone, it so weird walking down Michigan Ave. and not seeing it there.

I use to go to pretty much every Eastern Michigan home game. But I only made it to one this year :(

I dig Broadway, I'll have to stop by it when I am in Cleveland next.

So long, Metrodome :)

Beats Detroits Chinatown :-p