We walked down Michigan to the river,
 Through Millennium Park,
Through Millennium Park, past the Anish Kapor sculpture,
past the Anish Kapor sculpture, down to the lake,
down to the lake, along to the Museum Campus,
along to the Museum Campus, back into town to a fantastic acrhitecture/design bookshop called Prairie Avenue Books,
back into town to a fantastic acrhitecture/design bookshop called Prairie Avenue Books, past the elevated train tracks,
past the elevated train tracks, through the square which houses the Mies van der Rohe federal buildings and a huge Calder sculpture
through the square which houses the Mies van der Rohe federal buildings and a huge Calder sculpture and along to the Rookery (I stood on the stairs and got told off by the security guard)
and along to the Rookery (I stood on the stairs and got told off by the security guard) How our feet ached!
How our feet ached!
 
 
4 comments:
Great pictures! I picked up your blog through my Google Alert for Mies van der Rohe. Always happy to see someone enjoying the city. I'll look for you as I make my way home. Enjoy!
wonderful pictures. I want to go to Chicago now....
Oh. My. Gawwwdd! I want to live there - right now. I thought the night ariel views were fantastic, but it looks just a bloomin fatastic through the day! Teleport me now please.....
Vic. xx
Thank you. I think Chicago is a particularly photogenic city. It's very easy to take stunning pictures when the view is so phenomenal.
I had a great time there.
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