Celebrating 20 Years!

Celebrating 20 Years!


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Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Chicago Bike & Hike -- July 8, 2009



In this first-of-its-kind trip, we traveled to Chicago to learn about the city … on bike and on foot!

The day started with a leisurely biking tour of lakefront neighborhoods, where we got a peek at Gold Coast mansions, Oprah’s home, the former Playboy Mansion, the Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Old Town Historic District.

Our tour guide, Scott, made many stops along the way for photos, water breaks, and interesting stories about these Windy City landmarks.

After lunch at Lizzie McNeill’s (we had to sit inside due to the inclement weather), we headed to Michigan Avenue for a private, early evening walking tour of Chicago’s historic skyscrapers.

Docents from the Chicago Architecture Foundation took us in and around several world famous early skyscrapers, including the Rookery, which boasts a restored Frank Lloyd Wright interior.
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  1. AnonymousJuly 20, 2009 at 12:08 PM

    I hurt my elbo too, my attorney took pictures if you need a copy for your defence. Love Fred Dickinson

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