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From: hgp@houem.UUCP (#H.PAGE)
Newsgroups: net.travel
Subject: Re: driving XC: what to do after Cleveland
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Date: Fri, 26-Jul-85 09:56:43 EDT
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Well... Thie word is that there is not much after Cleveland. Trust me.
But in Cleveland, you can...

	1)	Visit the Cleveland Art Museum, one of the world's finest.

	2)	Visit Blossom Music Center and see the Cleveland Orchestra,
		one of the world's finest.

	3)	Visit the Flats, the oldest section of town, by the
		Cuyahoga (No, it hasn't caught on fire lately) River.

	4)	Visit the Natural Science Museum and the Historical 
		Society.

	5)	My favorite: Drive along Shaker Blvd. and South Park
		Blvd. in Shaker Hts. The nation's first sub-division
		type housing development was built in Shaker Hts.
		before the Depression. It's been downhill ever since.

	6)	For a beautiful drive in the city, drive down
		Liberty Blvd. (but don't get out of the car).

Oh, yes, one more thing, after you have a great time in Cleveland, don't
tell anybody. We wouldn't want to ruin our reputation.

A transplanted Clevelander (and proud of it).

Hoeard G. Page
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