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Hotel beds are made for JUMPING!
Cincinnati, The Queen City. At first I loved this city it just sprung up after the endless roads of Kentucky and was a welcomed sight. It had the charm of Buffalo and the hilly aesthetic of a port town. I was so excited to be there for a night and there were so many street festivals going on late into the night that I was able to walk Walter safely due to all the people and police around. While Walter and I were walking near the fountain square we ran into no other then SENYA! He was in town for a wedding it was a real shock (though it wouldn’t have been if I just called people back, opps).
I was enamored and spent some time near the Art Museum (which is free and a beautiful building). The Winograndexhibit was the one that was at the High a while back so it didn’t spend to much time there it also wasn’t as well curated as the one at the High so I didn’t spend a whole lot of time with it. I did love the building that housed the museum and wished I had more time to spend walking the halls and checking out the details. The homes in that area are all cottagey and colorful with decorative Victorian gingerbread trimmings. I wandered around the park near the museum and up a few of the streets surrounding. I went back downtown and intended on taking a few photos of the buildings and checking out the waterfront but these plans stopped short when I was told that parts of downtown do not allow dogs (on a leash or otherwise). So that ended my trip and love for Cincinnati Walter and I packed up and headed to Pittsburgh. Sayonara Ohio!
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In addition we stayed at the Cincinnati Millennium Hotel, they allowed dogs so I thought it would be a good hotel. It was alright, it was clean and quite but I don’t think I’ll stay there again. It was expensive and after breakfast, parking and the dog free I ended up laying an additional 76$. It’s really not worth it for one night. Next time I think I’ll stop at a bed and breakfast in Kentucky on the way.
favorite picture ever! I’m so glad you’re having a good time.