Thursday, February 5, 2009

Downtown Moline

 

Heritage Natural Foods016 (1024x687)

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008 (1024x687)   Another great place to find food and other essentials which are are not over processed and highly destructive to our environment.

 

Watermark Corners031 (1024x687)

028 (1024x687)A cutesy gift shop geared for the likes of almost any woman. The shop is strategically placed across from the John Deere Museum, making a safe haven for women to escape those intimidating green machines.

 

John Deere Pavilion036 (1024x671)

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040 (1024x687)Meanwhile, the men (and some women) may stand in awe of an eclectic display of tractors which may be credited for having given Moline a name. The museum features the older models of John Deere’s conception alongside the newest of technology it has to offer farmers across the globe.

 

The I-Wireless Center045 (1024x687)The I-Wireless Center is one of the larger entertainment venues in the Quad Cities and claims home to the QC Flames hockey team. Upcoming acts at the I-Wireless include The Eagles, The Beach Boys and Keith Urban. 

 

Johnny’s Italian Steakhouse049 (1024x687)

047 (687x1024)A restaurant which invokes the idea of visiting a 40’s dinner club. Neither the food nor the music will bring disappointment to your meal.

 

Cafe Fresh!066 (687x1024)  058 (687x1024)

062 (1024x687)A pleasant little cafe I have a feeling most Quad Citians are unaware of. It’s a great place to pick up a fresh (no pun intended) wrap, soup and salad or to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee.

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