Geography Lesson

•   Rochester, Minnesota

                        Sean

                  Mayo Clinic

                 

• Galloway, Ohio

                  Makenna

                  Darby

                 

• Chicago, Illinois

                  Midway between Rochester and Galloway.

• Ohio, Indiana and Illinois (6 hour drive)

                  Harry Potter keeping me company.

 

                        Ohio:

Turned over corn fields and gray clouds

                        

                        Indiana:

Windmills!

Do you remember these windmills?

                                                         

My favorite windmills in the world!

                  I learned they come accompanied with Red Lights. I was driving along and it was as dark as can be when all the sudden thousands of red lights filled the horizon!

Every single windmill has a red light on top of it that blinks at the same time. I wish I could have gotten a picture.

                         

                        
          Illinois:

                                    I got lost trying to find the hotel. I was being so brave driving to a huge new city but I was getting nervous toward the end when my phone was beeping low battery and I wasn’t sure was. Alas, I made it. And Sean had TGIF’s waiting in the hotel room for dinner. Such a good man!

           

• Chicago:

Willis Tower (Formally know as Sear's Tower) 

(also known as the tallest tower in the Untied States)

There was a Plexi glass box extended from the building so you could look down!

Some fun facts for you

                    Greek Town:

I don't like drinking water that has ice in it without a straw.

However, in Greek Town they don't believe in regular straws so they gave me 2 alcohol straws to make up for it. 

So Good!

                    Magnificent Mile:

Lots and lots of shopping!

                    Navy Pier:

Navy Pier first opened in 1916, it was designed as a shipping and recreational facility. It also served as a military training site during two world wars. Now it is full of restaurants, shops and little museums. 

                   Lake Michigan:

xoxo