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Moline, IL and John Deere


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Being John Deere collectors (of the toy and memorabelia sort, anyway), we had to stop by Moline

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Gateway Arch/Jefferson Expansion Memorial.


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The Gateway Arch, in all of its stainless steel glory

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St. Louis Zoo and Jewel Box


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Animals, butterflies, and other fun stuff

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Other St. Louis


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Photos of Budweiser, the National Transportation Museum, Route 66, and other stuff...

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Louisville, KY


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Sightseeing in Louisville, KY -- home of the world's largest baseball bat, of all things.

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Indianapolis


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A night in Indy...

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Random files - Moline / St. Louis / Louisville / Indianapolis 2003
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John Deere Collectors CenterAfter a stop by the John Deere Store where we picked up a few collectables, our next stop was the John Deere Collectors Center. This building is set up to look like a 1950's John Deere dealership. Inside were many unique restored tractors and implements.
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Louisville Slugger FactoryOur next stop was the Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum. Here is where they make the world-famous wooden bats. We went on the tour, and got to take home a 'mini-bat' as well. Outside the factory is a huge bat, which we posed with here.
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The "Pagoda"The bus tour took us around the racetrack itself, which was cool. The racetrack is called "The Brickyard" but I never knew why. Turns out the whole thing used to be paved with bricks. Most of them are still under the current asphalt surface. The picture to the left shows a new "pagoda" which was built for scorekeeping and the press. Evidently in years past (the track is almost 100 years old) there was an actual Japanese pagoda in the same location.
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Cathy at Top of Gateway ArchBeing the vain people we are, we had to snap some photos of each other while we were up on the top of the arch as well.