single frame: Randolph Street at night in December

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4 responses to “single frame: Randolph Street at night in December”

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   DougD

   4 January 2018

   Nice, too bad no other pedestrians there to take in the sight.

   The idea of voluntarily going to see the nutcracker seems odd. Because my daughter does ballet I must have seen it 8 years in a row now. On the bright side her involvement has gone from three minutes as a soldier to this year being in the snowflake dance, spanish dance and mother ginger. It’s even better when it’s your kid up there!

   Nice going that you can get those getaway weekends in, gotta take care of yourselves too.

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      Jim Grey

      4 January 2018

      None of our kids did ballet, so this isn’t an annual thing for us! But I have kids who did orchestra and band, and there’s still something special about going to see the pros play.

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   Gregg

   4 January 2018

   Excellent shot. The scene is familiar to me as we have traditionally done some variation on that same visit annually, Jim. Sometimes we stay in a larger hotel in/near River North but this past year we stayed at Cambria which put us right on Randolph between Macy’s & Daley Plaza. It completely makes the weekend when you are right in the middle of where you plan to visit.
   As a kid, when I lived in Chicago, we’d come down to Fields’ to look at the windows and scenes like the one you captured.
   Very nice

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      Jim Grey

      4 January 2018

      We like to stay in boutique hotels in the Loop. We were in the hotel right next to the Cadillac Palace theatre this time. I agree: it’s great to be in the thick of it all!

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