At The Crawford Auto Aviation Museum |
I packed, choose an outfit to travel home, and had time for a long walk. I had seen a small museum on my way back from the Art Museum the previous day so mapped it. It was about two blocks away; The Crawford Auto Aviation Museum of the Western Reserve Historical Society.
This was going to be a good walking test for my Tory Burch Minnie Travel Ballet Flats. I had worn then to the mall and out before, but not for quite as long a walk. Plus I knew I would be walking in the Museum for at least an hour. I can tell you that they were comfortable, looked great with my jeans and were overall wonderful. I actually spent about two hours looking at some unique cars, airplanes and a room full of Cleveland history memorabilia.
After walking back to my inn and picking up my bag it was time to head out. Kandi electronically introduced me to her friend Sherry the day before and she volunteered to do the airport run. We had time to talk as we drove to the airport. Thank you, Sherry. Next time I hope we have time to talk and enjoy at least a coffee. Please give us a story on your eyeglass shopping that you did after dropping me off. Sorry I did not have time to go with you.
Again, the TSA checkpoint and flight home were uneventful. The look above was my travel home outfit and I believe I blended well. With lots of time between flights in Atlanta, I grabbed a salad and got home a little after midnight.
We will be down in Florida for part of January. On a prior trip we stayed on Hutchinson Island. If you have any interest in vintage cars or interesting inventions I recommend the Elliot Museum in Stuart at the southern tip of Hutchinson Island
ReplyDeleteHI Pat. I would love to do that with you. There is so much to see. My Mercedes Club is meeting there next Saturday. Watch for photos. I love the "Car Jute Box" that delivers cars for you too take a close look. Let's do it when you are here. Sewall's Point has some great lunch/dinner places.
DeleteI would love to get together but I will be with my wife and I doubt she would be game but I do have some time to try to grease the wheels
ReplyDeleteHave fun at the museum. I like the juke box feature not just for viewing the cars but for the engineering excellence that the feature itself represents