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Sears Tower2118 viewsAnother night shot from the Sears Tower
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The Mestads and the Frohlings2061 views
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Mr. Roger's Puppets2039 viewsThese are some of the puppets that were actually used during the run of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.
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Temple Pose2025 viewsWe pose on the steps of one of the main temples excavated at the site.
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General Lee1978 viewsFast forward to the very end of our trip -- we made one final attraction stop, and boy were we glad we did. the Pioneer Auto Museum in Murdo is really cool, in a "collection-gone-mad" kitchy sort of cool. Here's one of the original General Lee cars from the Dukes of Hazard. They say most of the others were wrecked during production...
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Waterloo Boy & Implement1597 viewsAnother beautiful Waterloo Boy, this one pulling an implement.
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John Deere World Headquarters1537 viewsOur final stop in Moline was at the John Deere World Headquarters. There is a large exhibition area at the headquarters, which, like the Pavilion, has a mix of old and new Deere equipment. It was a lot of fun to look at.
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Tim with 840 Scraper1512 viewsClose-up of the 840 scraper with Tim
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Minuteman Missile1487 viewsI didn't take a lot of pictures here, unfortunately. I'm not sure why, it was really interesting. This picture shows grandma walking into the underground control bunker. That huge door with the "domino's" logo on it was the blast door to protect them in case "the button" was pressed from the other side.
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World's Largest Crayon1418 viewsThis is evidently the World's Largest Crayon. And unlike other "world's largest" things (the Louisville Slugger's Bat comes to mind) that aren't a real product but just look like one, this one's really a wax crayon. Evidently they had kids send in their stubby blue crayons and then melted them in to this bohemouth.
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Go Karts1376 viewsPigeon Forge and Gatlinburg is a huge tourist trap, with something like a million different go-cart tracks. Here Tim tries out one of them.
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Black Hills Petrified Forest1374 viewsOn our last day, after driving through Spearfish Canyon, we made a last-minute decision to visit the Petrified Forest in Piedmont. It was a worthwhile stop, as you don't see this amount of petrified wood everyday!
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