Detroit at a glance
A little tour around the downtown core of Detroit was an eye opener and not so out of context. I’ve wondered how some urban cities live after big manufacturers pulls out. Like in my pre conceived thoughts about this city, I was not far off in what I had imagined. There was abandoned buildings and neglected structures that feels uneasy when you are there standing out there alone. Not fair to say that it is not safe to be there when you see perfectly maintained houses just a block away.
Visiting on a holiday, (Independence day) was interesting in a way that, in my mind, I thought the downtown was going to be busy, sadly, it was not. Wonder if I would ever visit this place again?
Motorcycle Tour 2017 Chapter Six – USA Pt. 2
Virginia - Tennessee Twist and Turns After cruising through New York city, it was time to make some miles towards New Orleans (NOLA), but there are a couple of stops that has to done before that. So along the route at the rest areas, some other motorcyclists was...
Motorcycle Tour 2017 Chapter Six – USA Pt. 1
Crossing The Border Massachusetts - New York The drive was quite pretty with the changing of the leaves, too bad there were not good places to stop to take photos, if you want to do a sightseeing thing, stay off the Interstates. Also put a more realistic goal on the...
Fisher Theatre, Michigan
Fisher Theatre Detroit This theatre is one of those landmarks of Detroit. The building, which contains the elaborate 2,089-seat Fisher Theatre, was designated a National Historic Landmark 29 June 1989. It also houses the headquarters for the Detroit Public Schools....