This is from many years ago.
When it was OK to travel, people used to say avoid the touristy areas. But when I look at these photos maybe there’s a reason why people go there.
Water Tower Place
and Hancock TowerMagnificent Mile Fourth Presbyterian Church Reflections on the Hancock Tower When there was Borders
As a side note, this is my entry to this week’s LAPC, which made me realize that stripes and check patterns are everywhere, specially in cities.
Travel 5/10
So true – especially maybe in cities. And yours are magnificent – so love them and the reflections on Hancock Tower especially!
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Thank you, Ann-Christine!
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Great shots. Well done. (Great town. 🙂 )
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Thanks, John! (Yes it’s a great town 😊)
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I love Chicago but have not been there for many years. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
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You’re welcome and thanks for the comment!
I would love to go back and visit Chicago after many years myself. One thing I remember is that it was truly a “windy” city. 🙂
Take care and regards to Biasini! 🙂
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Chicago has known the best and worst of times. Over the past 48 years I’ve come to look on it as a second home (my first being originally in London.) But now, with all the violence, not to mention the virus crisis, I no longer feel comfortable in the city. And that’s a pity because I always loved spending the day there. So much to see, do and photograph. So near (just a 30 minute ride by express train) but so far away now. I really miss it. Thank you for sharing these pictures, a reminder of happier and more carefree days.
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Thank you, Sue, for sharing your thoughts. Indeed these were from “happier and more carefree days,” what I would like to remember of Chicago and travelling in general. Glad it brings back good memories for you.
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Lovely ode to Chicago Nes. So true about the nostalgia for travel, hoping we are back to it again soon. My husband and I have enjoyed visiting Chicago several times, fortunately only in the summer!
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Thanks, Tina! Hope we get to enjoy travelling again. Though I know things won’t go back to the way they were, I hope we still get to find and enjoy new adventures.
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I love these image selections, Nes. Beautifully captured. I, too, hope to get back to our travels.
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Thanks, Amy.
Fingers crossed.
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