The only word to really describe today is wow.  It seems like the beginning of the day was at least a week ago.  So much happened today.  It started out waking up earlier than normal, at 4:45, doing the normal morning routine of packing up the tent, throwing stuff into my bags, getting dressed, loading my bags, eating breakfast, getting the cue sheets for the day, and then heading out.  The morning was a relatively quick ride right along Lake Erie.  Most of the way leading up to Cleveland, we were passing a lot of huge mansions and estates.  And as soon as we knew it, we were in Cleveland.  11 of us made our way to the Indians stadium only to be pleasantly surprised by huge tables full of free cupcakes.  Evidently it was the mascots birthday and they were giving out free cupcakes.  Five of them made a delightful lunch.  The nice people of the stadium security let us all park our bikes in their little locked headquarters area, which was really nice of them and nice that we didn’t have to worry about them.  The game itself ended up being pretty fun.  I hadn’t been to a baseball game in years and it was cool to come to one again.  We were sitting in the nosebleeds, but we could still see all of the action.  The Indians ended up winning 5-0, which was good I guess.  So the game ended and it was a nice sunny day and then as we were on our way out of downtown, on lake Erie a huge storm blew in.  And when I say huge, that’s definitely an understatement.  There was lots of thunder and lightning everywhere and wind blowing sideways.  Me, Sean, Ane, Steve, Bob, and Brian ended up taking shelter under the overhang of a roof of a restroom literally 100 meters off the lake that was convieniently “closed for the season.”  So there we were huddled under the overhang and all was going well because the wind was going the opposite direction, so we were protected enough.  Then suddenly, the wind changes 180 degrees, forcing us to scurry around the building to the other side.  We end up doing