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| This is a Brown Line Train to Kimball |
I took it all the way from Western to Randolph and Wabash Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings. Every afternoon I would ride it from Randolph back to Western. For a country bumpkin like me, that was a big deal. But it is so easy to ride the "EL." An announcement is made for each stop and there is plenty of time to prepare. As long as you are not engrossed in a book about sewing machine history.
Still, it was good to get home today.
Welcome home!
ReplyDeleteI wish I'd known you were in town. I live 45 miles out from Lake Michigan (a hop, skip and a jump on the train). Glad you had a nice visit.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the Chicago excursion-never been there-nice photo of you and also the city.
ReplyDeleteOk. I think we need to meet someday. I grew up in Chicagoland and now live in NC...and work on old sewing machines. Of course you are more prolific with the machines than I.
ReplyDeleteHey Nanette, If you are ever in Cooperstown, NY look me up ! Any baseball fans in your family? Cooperstown is the home of baseball's Hall of Fame.
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