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A small street on the with a big heart. Located at the top of Polish Hill, Ridgeway Street has a wonderful skyline view of the city. And if you drink, Hay this is the place for you. With the King of the Hill Beer Distributor located here you are sure never to run out of your favorite malted beverage. Close to downtown but just far enough from the Hill to feel safe.

One of the fastest ways to get from downtown to Oakland is to take Bigalow Blvd. Take a last look at the Igloo before the pens move to their new home as you zoom off to your Dr. appointment at one of the wonderful University of Pittsburgh Medical Center facilities staved with some of the best Dr.s in the country.

Forest Park Pkwy. runs right through a place called, what else, Forest Park in St. Louis. Built for the 1904 Worlds Fair which was held in St. Louis, Forest Park is home to the St. Louis Zoo, The Muni Opera ,the Art Museam and ballfields a plenty. A nice place to have a picnic. See if you can find the supports left from the faris wheel from the World's fair!!

running parallel to Forest Park Av. Laclede St. is a premeir area in the Central West End of St. Louis. Nightlife galore with many little shops to explore, no need to take a car because the best finds will be found on food. Hungry? Try the Majestic restraunt at 4900. In warmer weather, try one of the outdoor street tables. Make sure to stay till dark and check out the new lighted fountain. Sure to delight

The Delmar Loop is the place to see and be seen in St. Louis. With restrauants offering any type of food imagionable to shops with antiques, new wave, and art. Record shops to die for and music eminating from every doorstep. It has close access to all the major highways and is even on the metro link route. It's Just a short walk from the Washington University Campus. Check out Blueberry Hill while you are there. You'll be glad you did.

Although S. Kirkwood road is not one of the larger roads in St. Louis, it is located off of a main roadway, Big Bend Blvd. If you are looking for a place to take the kids where they can have a day of fun and you can enjoy yourself also, take them to the childrens museum called "The Magic House". Also refered to as 61/67 there are plenty of great places to fill the tank and fill the belly here.

You can access McKnight Rd. From HWY 40 and although it runs through some of the most affluent neighborhoods to the north of the highway, my favorite place to go is south of the highway. Follow the road for just a couple of miles and you will come to Tillis park. Not the biggest park in the area but holidays are special there. At Christmas time, the park is turned into a drive-thru winter wonderland. It's something everyone should see.

Although most of Eager Rd. Serves as an outer road for Hwy 40, not that many years ago, that was all it was but today a huge shopping complex has been constructed east of Brentwood Blvd. close to the I-170 interchance. West of Brentwood Blvd. Leads to edge of the Beautiful Brentwood Forest Appts and condos.

Of corse Brentwood Blvd. runs through Brentwood, but it also leads to some other very exciting destinations. With access from Hwy 40 (64) and I-170, Brentwood Blvd. will take you to the Galeria Mall where you can buy most anything your heart desires. This mall is a little pricer that some of the other malls in St. Louis, but it draws a crowd during holidays and summer evenings.

High school drive, although not one of the longest streets in Brentwood, MO is just that. The street that the local high school is located on. Accessable from Manchester Road, (make sure to check out Carl's if you come from this direction) the high school is less than 2 miles from the main road. Tree-lined like most of the streets in Brentwood, there are plenty of cute little houses to choose from if you aare looking to raise a family.

Litzsinger road, although devided into several sections runs through both rural and urban enviroments. Called Hwy 61 in St. Louis and covers many miles. Access to the Shriners Hospital can be obtained from litzinger road. It travels through several municipalaties and a couple of schools are located along it. There are quite a few stop lights and during rush hour, traffic can become pretty congested.

This small, quiet, tree-lined street is the perfect place to start a family. Close to one of the 2 elementry schools located in Brentwood, this street comes complete with a little pond where locals fish and skate in the winter. The street runs right off of Manchester which is a main throughfare.