Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, was a madman with delusions. He had a terracotta army and cavalry buried with him, and many people. The necropolis/mausoleum/imperial palace was re-discovered by farmers in 1974. A pair of 11' horses are at the entrance to a restaurant chain. This one is at Beachwood. For years, the pair were unpainted. I don't know if this was a local decision or not, it does center attention.
Cleveland baseball park light stanchions, Terminal Tower, crane for Sherwin Williams construction
State Road in Parma celebrates Ukrainians. This sign is in front of the post office, where Pershing tees in. Parma had been a Democratic stronghold for years, but now it is riddled with trumpster scum.Do this kind of photography when you are sitting next to the driver. While on the interstate, north of Columbus, saw this science believer pulling away in front of us.Sometimes, one can not see the keyboard correctly. How do i type, "the quick brown fox..." on this? Watch your alcohol and medicinal drug intake. [foto:jz]
also by aforesaid ball park by Mike Sobeck
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