This guy was telling us that when riding these kind of bikes, if you stop too fast the whole seat and back wheel flips over the front!
These are a few of the old rooms. I feel sorry for the chamber maids whose job is was to empty the chamber pots like the one seen under the bed!
This is one of Thomas Edison's labs. There must have been hundred of bottles of powders and potions along both of the walls.
Oh, look! Another covered bridge! This one wasn't as big as the one in my last post but pretty cool just the same!
These ladies were in a old farm house showing how people cooked and what they ate back in those days. It did smell really good in there! Made me want to join them!
These are some of the medications in an old doctors office. I thought the name "Extract of Wahoo" was funny and apparently when you took this you did a lot of wahooing in the bathroom if you know what I mean!
These female pills and pills for stomach cramps during pregnancy. Sure made me wonder what could be in them.
We also took a Detroit River Boat Tour which was actually really nice!
These were million dollar houses (in Detroit!) on the waterfront with their own docks for boats!
The boat went under the Ambassador Bridge which is the bridge to Canada. We used to cross that bridge a lot because they have a really nice casino right across the water. But since 9/11 getting back into the US is such a pain we almost never go any more!
This is a view of the Renaissance Center, or The RenCen as us locals call it. The Renaissance Center is actually a pretty cool place! Shops, restaurant, fountains and a hotel all on a beautiful water front area. It's also home to the GM World Headquarters. There is a restaurant at the top of the tower called the Summit and it slowly spins around. The boat you see is the Riverfront Princess, which is a party boat and has been in the news once or twice for fights and shootings!
I did enjoy my week off and also got to spend lots of time with my grandsons!
Until the next time!