In 2010, I rode for three and a half days on Greyhound Bus, headed for W Virginia, to meet my first cousin Kitty Ray. Together we attended a family reunion. It was an adventure. It was a northern trip to Ohio, and a southern trip on the way back to California. I had a small digital camera, and the bus schedule was so hard and chaotic, I could only capture a few quick pics of things that caught my eye. Some day, I want to rent an RV and take the same exact trip, every town and every stop. I saw so many things I want to know more about.

I snapped a couple of photos of the Scottrade Center in St, Louis, MO, Later I visited their site, and found a Customer Service page, A to Z. Attending events at such large facilities is so much more than buying a ticket and taking your seats. They also offer some history of the arena.

I found the center when I got off the Greyhound bus in St Louis Missouri, MO. They are almost back-to-back. I was amazed by the many types of transportation offered in one location, and how clean and organized this transportation center was. Foursquare.com offers more photos of the transportation hub.

When the bus was pulling out of St Louis, I saw the famous Gateway Arch and the Mississippi River. It had started to rain. The Gateway Arch is the tallest man-made monument in the United States, Missouri's tallest accessible building, and the world's tallest arch.

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