Interesting and dramatic, Chicago is a modern city with modern architecture, where you get a crick in your neck looking up at all the really tall buildings. I spent about twenty three hours there last summer on a train trip (our train arrived one hour after the connecting train left). I doubt we’ll ever go back.
My favorite “looking up picture is one I posted before:
This is York Minster, a photo taken in June of this year.
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First one is the Sears tower, right? The beautiful city had a privilege of living there for 3 years!
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Probably. I was only in town such a short time that my head was spinning. For me the buildings were more like trees in a forest than individual entities.
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😀 Yep that happens when you look up amongst those giant buildings. Nevertheless, it’s a beautiful city!
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Love the one with the balloon. 😊
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Thanks. We were lucky to see the hot air balloon on the clearest day we were there. The blue sky really makes the Minster pop out better than the grey-white clouds.
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Always. 😊
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Great shots but especially love the last!
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The last photo with the red alien spaceship is my favourite
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Wow!
The heights of Chicago are amazing indeed 🙂
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