Photos originally shared on Instagram, now collected here with short write-ups about where they were taken.
A few Cheez Balls. Planters Cheez Balls, the bright orange cheese puff balls in the blue canister, were a much-loved snack that Planters discontinued in 2006.
After years of fan demand, Planters brought them back in 2018, and this photo from October 2018 shows a stack of the returning canisters.
They were as messy and orange as ever.
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The Los Angeles Angels against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park in Detroit, May 2018.
The photo shows the view from the stands across the field toward the scoreboard and downtown Detroit.
This game was part of a May 2018 road trip that also included Cleveland.
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Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers, in May 2018.
Comerica Park opened in 2000 in downtown Detroit and is known for its tiger statues, its huge scoreboard topped with prowling tigers, and the carousel and Ferris wheel inside the ballpark. The photos show the main scoreboard and the view of the field.
The ballpark is next to Ford Field and close to the restaurants and bars of downtown Detroit.
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One of the giant tiger sculptures at Comerica Park in Detroit, home of the Tigers.
The ballpark is decorated with oversized tiger statues, including some at the main gate, and they’re one of its most photographed features. The photo shows a close-up of one of the tigers with a baseball in its mouth.
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Eliot Ness, famous as the leader of “The Untouchables” who took on Al Capone in Chicago, later served as Cleveland’s Director of Public Safety from 1935 to 1942.
Cleveland still remembers that connection, and the photo shows a framed picture of Ness spotted during a May 2018 visit to the city.
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An Ohio historical marker in Cleveland commemorating the city’s claim as the birthplace of rock ‘n’ roll.
The marker remembers the Moondog Coronation Ball, organised by Cleveland DJ Alan Freed in March 1952 and often called the first rock ‘n’ roll concert. Freed is also credited with popularising the term “rock and roll” on the radio.
Cleveland’s role in the music’s history is why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is located there, on the shore of Lake Erie.
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Cleveland, Ohio, in May 2018.
The photo shows a statue in downtown Cleveland. The city sits on the shore of Lake Erie and is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Progressive Field and a lively downtown restaurant scene.
This visit was part of a May 2018 road trip that also took in Detroit’s Comerica Park.
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Snow on April 18th, 2018. Spring clearly had other ideas.
The photo shows snow covering the trees and ground in mid-April.
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Missing the best lobster roll I ever had, from September 29, 2017.
A great lobster roll keeps it simple: big chunks of lobster meat, lightly dressed and piled into a buttered, toasted bun. The photo shows the roll with fries on the side.
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