View looking southwest from the intersection of Cole and Broadway. Lovely, isn't it?Tuesday, October 6, 2009
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2 comments:
Have a field day Michael... there are literally hundreds of views like this in the Lou region. Knock yourself out, go to Trader Joes and get a good shot of how the New 64 makes this picture look relatively attractive.
Gateway to the West is designed and controlled by MoDOT.
John
The new casino does worse for the view than anything else in the area. I remember driving through the city one night and the whole side pf the casino was streaming dollar signs ($$$) across the LED display. It makes me want to vomit. Oh, and the sign... dear god do I hate that bright LCD sign. I'm surprised it's brightness hasn't caused accidents.
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