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Everywhere West!

Taken from the observation level of the Sear's Tower in Chicago, one can see quite a bit of past and present railroad operations on both sides of the South Branch of the Chicago River. That's Roosevelt Road running left to right across the middle of the image. Taken in 1997.
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hobo
WOW great photo its a wonder you got the shot as much as that building sways The wind city!
 
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Thanks very much hobo. Of course, the building is shaped the way it is to minimize the effects of wind on it.
 

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