Steel Ribbons

A confusing jumble of steel tracks meander and circle around Nickelodeon Universe at Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota. Have fun on the rides, I'm sure it beats shopping.

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Frosted Plastic

Mall of America is festooned with Christmas decor. Despite having to go shopping, the displays create a cheerful atmosphere.

At the Mall

On a recent photo walkabout, Dan, Mitch, Mickey and I captured the Christmas displays at Mall of America.

For You

Have a cup of Christmas cheer.

Deck the Halls

Colorful Christmas globes strung together.

Elf Land

Mickey , Dan, Mitch and I were photographing Christmas displays at Mall of America



"Hey everybody, over here, it's Santa!"



"Dangit, I broke my candy chain!"

Oh Christmas Tree

The east rotunda at Mall of America is adorned with oversized Christmas trees. Photo taken by Mrs. DL - Canon A710 IS.

In the Halls of the Mall

Italian Dining at Mall of America

Yes, once again for my 2 for Tuesday submission, we have yet another glimpse inside Mall of America (MOA). (And thankfully, the last). Excellent food

Outside Bloomingdales are these strange light fixtures. To me, it looks similar to a giant chocolate egg.

MOA Insider

Going down, or coming up. Escalators help rest your weary feet at Mall of America, (MOA).

Criss cross of bridging corridors take shoppers through the "habitrail " maze of shops at Mall of America.

Blue Glass

Glass corridor bridge at Mall of America.

Glass skyview, Mall of America

Baseball at the Mall

Baseball season is almost upon us! A few weeks from now the we'll have the first pitch at the home opener. A sure sign of spring.

Home Plate

Mall of America, (MOA) in Bloomington, MN, the site of our old beloved Met Stadium. Long gone and now a shopper's mecca; here we have a tribute to the exact spot where home plate at the old Met Stadium used to be. This is down in the theme park area that used to be known as Camp Snoopy.

Lone Red Bleacher Seat

520 feet away from the home plate and high above on the back wall near the flume is the lone bleacher seat. The lone bleacher seat marks the spot that the Minnesota Twin's Harmon Killebrew hit his longest home run, 520 feet.