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NE corner of Wabash and Randolph (with the Jewelers' Building, 35 E. Wacker, completed in 1927, in the distance)
BR Large Logo Blue 37401 'Queen of Scots' passes under Mayors Walk with Caroline working 5Z02 Stowmarket DGL to Derby RTC as it leaves Peterborough TW Goods Loop
The Delmar Loop, selected as one of "10 Great Streets in America" by the American Planning Association in 2007.
Splendour Festival Nottingham - Saturday 23rd July 2016
Photographyfor Midlands Rocks
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From the crossover at the Madison & Wabash Station. You can see that the scaffolding is down on those old buildings on the west side of the street...they look pretty good now. Here's what I saw last year: www.flickr.com/photos/mss2400/2311708183/
Gold tone wire with natural stone chips
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We got a question in from Brenda Guzman. She wanted to know "What's one thing you can get in Chicago that you can't get anywhere else?" Well that depends on what you mean by "thing!" Brenda says she's open to any interpretation, and so we went with that and asked you all via Facebook, Twitter and our website what your opinions are. And we took all of your answers, fact checked them, and decided to set them to music.
Chicago musician Nick Gage is working on creating a song with all of your answers, and we thought it'd be neat to show that process as it unfolds. These photos show Nick and the tools he's using to make the song. He says he'll be working on the lyrics soon, and hopes to have the completed song within a few weeks. To hear the song as it progresses, visit: curiouscity.wbez.org/#!/archive/question /271
Seamlessly Looping Background Animation Of An Entire Collection Built On Cubes. Checkout GlobalArchive.com, contact ChrisDortch@gmail.com, and connect to www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdortch
BC: This amazing pedal has lots of unique features, many of which involve the built-in expression pedal, including crossfades between two independent loops.
Seamlessly Looping Background Animation Of Ancient Time Period Symbols and Mystery. Checkout GlobalArchive.com, contact ChrisDortch@gmail.com, and connect to www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdortch
atop 20 N. Michigan (built in 1885)
*Beers, Clay & Dutton designed the original eight-story building in 1885 for Montgomery Ward and Co., which used it as a warehouse.
www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1986-04-06-8601250530-...
"A quiet renaissance going on along Michigan Avenue south of Randolph Street has most of the virtues that architectural preservationists are forever encouraging. With rather consistent sensitivity, the mix of ordinary and distinguished buildings facing Grant Park are being renovated instead of torn down in the false name of progress.
As the work continues, one of the most interestingly redone structures has turned out to be the 20 N. Michigan Ave. building, formerly the John M. Smyth Co. furniture store. It is a splendid example of intuitive architecture --the kind of design and decision-making that cannot be taught by professors or copied from the work of others.
Nagle, Hartray & Associates Ltd. is the Chicago architecture firm that accomplished this transformation. They took a peculiar building that had practically no esthetic merit and turned it into a handsome structure that can hold its own against the classiest architecture on the street.
At the rooftop summit, shell-like ornaments top each of five piers rising up the side of the building. The shells may remind some people of Botticelli, or what have you, yet they are used unselfconsciously." -- Paul Gapp, Chicago Tribune architect critic, 4/6/1986
the 45 kms long gravel road encompasses all the principle environments within Karoo National Park.
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General Electric's Schenectady offices, from State & Erie.
For the record, the “death loops” are the on/off-ramp/interchanges of I-890, Rt. 5, Edison and Erie Boulevards, though I doubt any locals needed clarification on the term…
A coworker and I mapped out a Formula 1 course (22 miles) over the death loops; doubt it'd be safe, and it'd suck to close the ramps for that fiasco, but it would be awesome on a stick.
Nikon D90
Nikkor-P Auto 105mm ƒ/2.5
ISO200; 1/200 @ ƒ/16
Friday track action at the 2025 Silverstone Festival: the Lupton/Turner Aston Martin DB2 caught between Village and The Loop.
See full report and more pictures at 8W.