Another stripped private jet in the Monstro City section of the City Museum. A complex kid's climbing tower, modern sculpture, or both? ...

And where it stops nobody knows. Hard to top the response to yesterday's theme day picture of the Arch, but it's time to return to e...

Another thing to climb and crawl on in Monstro City at the City Museum, the stripped fuselage of an old private jet. It's not going to f...

Seen in the outdoor area at City Museum known, for no apparent reason, as Monstro City. There are lots of metal constructions to climb up an...

Late post. We lost Internet and phone service yesterday afternoon and it just came back up. We didn't get a lot of snow but there were h...

  I know I'm kind of beating this series from the City Museum to death but it's one of the more interesting things around town. And ...

Another perspective on the maze that is Monstro City, the outdoor part of the City Museum. You would have to be on an adjoining rooftop with...

Yesterday's photo was inside the City Museum. This (obviously) is outdoors and again only a small part of the structure. It's called...

. Under the bridges, turrets, tunnels and derelict Sabre jets featured in yesterday's post about Monstro City are a couple of pens or c...

Every kid's favorite part of the City Museum is Monstro City . The museum's web site asks the question, "What happens when you...