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A view of Chicago Metra and traffic light metalworks somewhere over the downtown Chicago streets. This photograph was taken somewhere near Randolph and State, south of the Chicago River. If you’re a fan of metal and contrast, Chicago does not … Continue reading
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A view from the subterranean edge of Flossmoor Road, somewhere beneath the Chicago Metra line crossing perpendicularly above. Extended exposure photograph taken at 7:38 pm without a tripod (using the wall itself for anchored support). ~ janson
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It’s the end of the semester and that means things are amping up with activity on our end. It’s a kind of active crescendo, these last two weeks of every semester. Lots of reading, grading, commenting, grade-checking, and so on. … Continue reading
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During our stay in the Chicago area over the break, we crashed with our good friends Kiki, Kate, and TomTomClub at their home in Flossmoor, Illinois. Population 9,464 (as of the 2000 census), Flossmoor is a rather small village situated … Continue reading
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For Thanksgiving break, we headed up to the Chicago area to visit with old friends from Alaska — friends who left the Great White Sub-Arctic the same time we did last summer. Apparently they couldn’t fathom living in a cultural … Continue reading
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