Photos of Chicago, IL

I like the last picture with the globe.
 
AlleyCat said:
I like the last picture with the globe.
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That was taken not far from Ogilvie Transportation Center, where I'm at right now, catching my breath before I head back out again. The next train isn't until 12:35, so I have plenty of time.
 
I like the pictures taken amid the clusters of very tall buildings. It's a neat perspective of what walking around Chicago is like.
 
Bottesini said:
I like the pictures taken amid the clusters of very tall buildings. It's a neat perspective of what walking around Chicago is like.
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You can expect more of that in the coming days. I'm actually planning on heading back downtown this weekend, as there's a couple of areas I want to get to on Michigan.
 
Great pics Mark. Chicago really is a beautiful, artistic city.
 
Angel1989 said:
Great pics Mark. Chicago really is a beautiful, artistic city.
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Thank you, Angel1989. There's a lot to do and see. I'm hoping to get a few more in here within the next few days, either Thursday or this weekend.
 
Can you explain why alien is swimming in Chicago River?


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whatdidyousay! said:
Is the St. valentine's day massacre garage still there ?
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No. It was torn down in 1967. However..... bricks from the site are still existing today, and since the address is fairly close to where I'm at, I can see if I can spot them.
 
ChicagoBlue2 said:
After lunch, I took these photos, but wanted to wait to upload them because I was tired, and needed to rest, so here they are:



This is the other side of Navy Pier, opposite from the one I took yesterday morning after getting off the #29 bus.

A second shot of the famous Ferris Wheel at the Pier:



Another Chicago Skyline photo, this one taken at ground level, quite a bit aways from the earlier photos:



A little bit of something in this one:



Another Skyline photo, a little closer to the lake:



This next photo was too good to pass up:



This was taken after the funmaze photos had been taken:

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I like that blue truck that selling nuts.
 
ChicagoBlue2 said:
No. It was torn down in 1967. However..... bricks from the site are still existing today, and since the address is fairly close to where I'm at, I can see if I can spot them.
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I thought that it would been saved b/c it's a part of Chicago history.
 
Today's pictures cover the largest area I have EVER covered-- a span of more than ten miles on my bicycle.































 
^^^^^^^^

You make it look exactly like where I would like to live.

Wish it didn't have such a high crime rate.
 
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