Cleveland Rocks!

Well, that is what they are telling me.

We spent the night tonight walking around the city. We landed here right around sunset and during the Indian's baseball game. Similar to Boston, the park is right downtown. Unlike Boston, they had a HUGE fireworks display for winning I guess (not really sure of this fact).
Today we started the day at Tippecanoe, Studebaker's former home in South Bend, IN. Our lunch was in the family drawing room and it brought back memories of being at Searle's Castle a year ago. Cory and Adam we wish you a very happy 1st anniversary!

The home was beautiful and we got a chance to ride in the 3rd oldest elevator in the US made by OTIS and the first one installed in a home. It was little, the size of a bathroom stall, and there were two buttons, IU (inch up) and ID (inch down) so that you can make it level. It was more of a process than it was worth, but it enabled Ma to be able to go to the 4th floor and see the meeting room and the nursery.

We then drove to Notre Dame and saw some kids on college tours and some others playing football in the 100 degree heat!

From there, we headed across Indiana and into Ohio. It was long and flat and lots of farm land. We took the opportunity to talk to some family and get caught up before heading home. We are looking forward to to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame tomorrow!