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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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Posing near the ArchHere's a similar shot to the above, with a slightly tighter composition.
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Indy 500 MuseumInside the museum itself was car after car of winners of many of the 500 races. I'm not sure how they have collected all these -- some were replicas but most were the actual vehicles. In this picture, Tim sits in a replica which you were actually allowed to enter.
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From the Top of the ArchOne of the many pictures we snapped from the top of the Gateway Arch.
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BudweiserOne rainy morning in St. Louis, we decided that a free tour of the Budweiser brewery might be the ticket to stay out of the rain. However, once on the tour, we found out that much of it involved walking outside! It wasn't too bad, though, and was interesting, even though the two of us aren't beer drinkers.