This is my favorite picture of the arch,
taken as we were leaving the park. First Stop: The Pumpkin Patch where
my Aunt was 'working'...and freezing! Brrrrrr!!
taken as we were leaving the park. First Stop: The Pumpkin Patch where
my Aunt was 'working'...and freezing! Brrrrrr!!
My Aunt Carol, Cousin Ted & wife Christy
daughter Jordan (front row center) and
German exchange student Miriam!
daughter Jordan (front row center) and
German exchange student Miriam!
Christy, Ted and their son Jeffrey
My first actual glimpse of the Arch
...so excited to get closer!
Here I am awaiting the arrival of Pod #5
so that we can board and go to the top!
There are 8 Pods on each side and each carry a
total of 5 people = 40 people go up per side
every half hour or so.
The other 2 people in the pod (besides J & me & my Cousin)
were, get this...from RENTON!!!
What are the chances?!?!The ride was a bit jostling...
the pod adjusts to the gradual curvature
of the Arch.
My first actual glimpse of the Arch
...so excited to get closer!
Here I am awaiting the arrival of Pod #5
so that we can board and go to the top!
There are 8 Pods on each side and each carry a
total of 5 people = 40 people go up per side
every half hour or so.
Here is the inside of the Pod...I know...
it looks like a toilet!
There are 5 seats: 2 on each side and
one at the end...very close quarters!
You would probably not want to be claustrophobic at this point!
Us inside the pod...yes...a little blurry-eyed!it looks like a toilet!
There are 5 seats: 2 on each side and
one at the end...very close quarters!
You would probably not want to be claustrophobic at this point!
The other 2 people in the pod (besides J & me & my Cousin)
were, get this...from RENTON!!!
What are the chances?!?!The ride was a bit jostling...
the pod adjusts to the gradual curvature
of the Arch.
The St. Louis Statehouse
I love this one with the shadow of
the Arch on the grounds below...
John & I enjoy some
lofty views!
I love this one with the shadow of
the Arch on the grounds below...
John & I enjoy some
lofty views!
Famous Eads Bridge
View looking straight down 630 feet at
the steps leading up to the Arch.
View looking straight down 630 feet at
the steps leading up to the Arch.
5 comments:
Beautiful! I am curious to know how you get up to the top of the arch?
I have added 3 pix of the Pod portion of the adventure! I tried to load a short video, but it didn't work...will try again later.
Yea! Thank you! Now I have a visual.
Me again! There is a Lewis and Clark movie playing at the IMAX! Woudn't that be fun to go to!?
I was talking to my friend/neighbor Lisa (who is from STL) about your trip, and that you went to some frozen yogurt place Ted something - and she goes "Ted Drews frozen custard? It's the best! You have to try it if you ever go to STL" Ha ha! :)
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