Courtney's pick - Gateway Arch |
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Day 22 & 23
16 hours driving (most of it in Kansas) led us to our last stop – St. Louis. While this city is known as the Gateway to the West, commemorated by the famed Arch, it served as our Gateway to the East. We were grateful that we had a minivan and air-conditioned RV to tour the West, and not a keelboat or covered wagon like Lewis & Clark and their followers.
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View from the top: Busch Stadium |
We rode in a slightly-claustrophobic pod to the top for a
great view of the city and Mississippi River.
An experience Nancy missed on her previous visit to the Arch in 1987
with college-roommate, Roslyn (who knew you could go IN it?!).
Next stop: 2629 Kimbrough Circle. J
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