My final day - I went down to Millennium Park and to the lake
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We ran down this road under that bridge
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Fall is upon Chicago... the temps were in the upper 60s
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Entrance to that bridge
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Trumpets
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This is me under it.
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Yes, this is really me taking pictures of myself into the shiney blob...
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Another view. A Chicago-style dog is one with mustard, tomatoes, pickles, peppers, onions on a poppy seed bun.
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The Map Room is in an area called Buck Town
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From my vantage point. That bartender had one MOUTH on her!
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This reminded me of some of the neighborhoods we ran through
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It's just a cool neighborhood
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Not sure what this is, but it looked interesting
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Clear water
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Entering the park
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Banner touting the marathon
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So we started the race back there...
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That big shiney thing caught my eye... I MUST investigate!
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So I'm hungry - I get a Chicago-style hot dog, chips, and a coke and sit in this park enjoying a perfect day!
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For Chad - the building from Adventures in Babysitting where the girl was walking outside on it.
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There were 2 of these "faces" facing each other
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These were the elevated taps. There are more on the right.
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My first 2 beers
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Buck Town
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From the Damen stop looking into Buck Town
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I love the look of a picture-perfect 747...
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So it's a big concert stage... pretty cool.
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And ran under this bridge and under that road. It's a double-decker road and there was NO air in there on that humid morning.
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Good gosh it's huge! And shiney!
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Pointing to the Prudential building
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This is part of my view while eating my dog.
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This was a fountain that the faces changed and the water came out the top and the mouth.
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For Kevin: I made it to the Map Room!
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Inside...
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3rd beer... and final. I had to leave for the airport.
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Goodbye Chicago! I had a great visit...
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