Last day in Chicago
@paul left before us so @terry and I had one more day before our train left at night.
Turns out in a big city you need to plan your day in advance, because a lot of things we wanted to do needed to be reserved.
We did manage to find a tasty Kurdish breakfast. Tofu scramble, fresh bread and a lot of dips. It was called The Gundi's on North Clark.
A lot of L rides and walking around. We tried to go to the free Lincoln Park botanical garden but they required tickets in advance.
Kept on walking around through the old town and eventually took the train back downtown. I showed Terry the crazy beautiful dome in the Chicago Cultural Center and the 7 story Macy's.
A quick stop in Boystown before we left, a last dish to eat some mediocre deep dish, and we were on the Amtrak back, heavy unicycles included.
Chicago is pretty amazing, I definitely think I could live there.
Turns out in a big city you need to plan your day in advance, because a lot of things we wanted to do needed to be reserved.
We did manage to find a tasty Kurdish breakfast. Tofu scramble, fresh bread and a lot of dips. It was called The Gundi's on North Clark.
A lot of L rides and walking around. We tried to go to the free Lincoln Park botanical garden but they required tickets in advance.
Kept on walking around through the old town and eventually took the train back downtown. I showed Terry the crazy beautiful dome in the Chicago Cultural Center and the 7 story Macy's.
A quick stop in Boystown before we left, a last dish to eat some mediocre deep dish, and we were on the Amtrak back, heavy unicycles included.
Chicago is pretty amazing, I definitely think I could live there.