Oct 04 2008

2008 Road Trip - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Published by Adam at 8:28 pm under Cora, Family, Travel

We decided to take a road trip from Minneapolis to New York with the intention of seeing Adam’s family.  Along the way we made time stops at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Niagra Falls, and the Baseball Hall of Fame.

These photos are from our first stop, after 12 hours of driving through the night, in Cleveland, Ohio.

This is where we ate breakfast.  We found this place called Yours Truly that was right in the middle of a farmers market.

This is where we ate breakfast. We found this place called Yours Truly that was right in the middle of a farmer's market.

 

Just before the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a park that has the worlds largest rubber stamp.

Just before the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a park that has the world's largest rubber stamp.

 

To give you a sense of perspective I shot this photo.  Cora is in the lower right hand corner of the frame.  This stamp is huge.

To give you a sense of perspective I shot this photo. Cora is in the lower right hand corner of the frame. This stamp is huge.

 

Cheryl shot this photo of Cora and Adam waiting for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to open.  We got there kinda early.

Cheryl shot this photo of Cora and Adam waiting for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to open. We got there kinda early.

 

This is the stage at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.  Its one of the last things you see before you have to check your camera.

This is the stage at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It's one of the last things you see before you have to check your camera.

 

We would have shown you more photos from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but as you can see we werent allowed to use our camera.  Bummer and totally lame.

We would have shown you more photos from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but as you can see we weren't allowed to use our camera. Bummer and totally lame.

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One Response to “2008 Road Trip - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame”

  1. Grandpaon 05 Oct 2008 at 3:16 pm

    Why do they restrict cameras? I think they should encourage photos.

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