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Last Fall we went exploring in Chinatown but I didn't have time to post the photos.  Until now.  In honor of the Chinese New Year (it...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Hope everyone has a Happy Thanksgiving A  Robert Indiana  Hope sculpture,  companion piece to his famous Love sculpture in Philade...

Stargazer Lilies. A summertime scent-sational flower.

Let's all hope for a light traffic start to the holiday weekend...

Yikes! It's April Fool's Day. It's also Opening Day for Cubs Baseball! Coincidence? Nah, 'cause THIS is the year that the...

(Click to enlarge the photo) Another really fun and informational public art display appeared on Michigan Avenue recently. Last Summer it w...

The bell isn't part of the wreath on the DuSable Bridge (which is the recently renamed Michigan Avenue Bridge) but it seems to fit toget...

H a p p y H o l i d a y s !

Gotta leave some cookies for Santa tonight!

Guess Santa gets better mileage from an Infiniti than a reindeer. The big red nose makes me think this must be Rudolph's replacement.

A field of Poinsettias ... safely indoors (Poinsettias are a tropical plant and the weather outside is definitely not tropical).

I never knew the reason that Olive Park is named as it is. But I recently stumbled upon this monument in Olive Park that explains it all. ...

A Red, White and Blue post for the 4th of July. Have a Safe and Happy Independence Day Red: A Summertime License Plate Although I use 30 ...

Next Station ... Next Year. Like this CTA train, we're all flying to 2010. Have a safe and happy New Year's Eve.

The winter switch has been flipped to the "ON" position in Chicago. Ice and snow regularly move through. It isn't just March t...

Couldn't resist another photo of the Wrigley Building , this time lit up differently. That's the gold top of the Carbide and Carbon...

Several of Chicago's skyscrapers have adopted holiday themes for their lights. This is the Sears Tower and the 311 S Wacker Building.

The Christkindlmarket is an annual event in Daley Plaza. German and American artisans sell their wares at little booths. They start after Th...