Monday/Tuesday in our area, so another week of not having to deal with this!

Apparently the toxic cloud is going to disappear over Ohio, and reappear just outside the Beltway.

If it could get all the way to us and still be the least bit detectable, everyone in Pittsburgh would be dead.

Looks like somewhere on Independence Ave with all those curves and green space. Can't come up with a perfect match.

We were really bummed to find out they were closed. Facebook/website seems to have last been updated in July, but my wife is sure they were at Brew at the Zoo in late September. I'm shocked someone hasn't provided more info, since Reddit usually seems to know the inside scoop. This makes two places on my Pub Pass that closed before I could visit.

Honestly, just walk around your neighborhood. It's surprising how many things will be gone forever in a year. If you're at all interested in anything historic, just take a look at what hasn't been torn down or remodeled yet.

Worse. We loved seeing the Small Mammal house at night, because so many animals that aren't active were out and moving around. Seems like there were a lot fewer lights. We were done in 25 minutes.

I don't find it the least bit challenging or scary. Not every road can be broad and straight.

I hope you made some new friends!