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A little bit of Oak Park, IL and in and around the Loop in Chicago, IL.

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“Most planning of the past fifteen years has been based upon three destructive fallacies: the cataclysmic insists upon tearing everything down in order to design from an absolutely clean slate; the automotive would plan for the free passage of the automobile at the expense of all other values; the suburban dislikes the city anyway and would just as soon destroy its density and strew it across the countryside.” Vince Scully
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Love that city
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Chicago's skyline looks amazing! Love it!
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Why is it that Chicago always looks so flawless? Like there is no other city in the world that looks so clean and pretty and just perfect!
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Nice slow suburban start and a big city ending ... total sharpness . Nailed it !
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Great photo set!
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Thanks for the comments everyone.

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Why is it that Chicago always looks so flawless? Like there is no other city in the world that looks so clean and pretty and just perfect!
It's part of the greatness of Chicago...
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That's a big city.
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