Some of us returned to Trolleyville for final streetcar rides in the waning sunlight. It was dark when I started back on I-480 and decided to return a different way. There was too much traffic for me to switch into the Interstate 71 south lane. So, there I was on I-71 north, which wasn't the way home. I contemplated the U.S. 42 exit and decided to wait for I-77, forgetting that intersection is near downtown Cleveland.
Some good can come from such indecision.
I hadn't seen Cleveland's skyline from a western approach in years. The elegant Terminal Tower and newer buildings were nicely illuminated. Revco had a sign across the side of a huge building. Jacobs Field, which carries the name of Akron-born Dick Jacobs, looked mighty impressive. I saw a billboard for the Cleveland Museum of Art's Faberge in America exhibit which ends May 11.