The City
Well... in my humble opinion, there's not really much to see in Ann Arbor: There's the University of Michigan campus, which looks much like any other college campus -- granite buildings, trees, kids who look far too young to be in college; there are some nice old buildings downtown, if you're into architecture. Other than that, it's the Midwest. What more needs to be said?
Sights
I do have some pictures from the trip though. Most of them are from the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village in Dearborn. I'm not much into museums, and I am a technophile, so I pretty much ignored the various historical buildings painstakingly dismantled and relocated to Dearborn. After all, everybody has to be born somewhere... who cares if such-and-such historical figure was born in a hospital or a log cabin? As for our forbears' rustic lifestyle... I used to live in South Dakota and take it from me: You seen one privy, you've seen 'em all!
A steam train in Greenfield Village
A turn-of-the-century machine shop...
...and the steam engine that powers it
There's no place like home!