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A View to the Lake
Image Title:  A View to the Lake
 
 By: Lisa Brainard  
  Copyright ©2002



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Photographer Lisa Brainard {K:743}
Project #18 Beneath Your Feet Camera Model Olympus D-100 digital
Categories Film Format
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Uploaded 4/3/2002 Film / Memory Type  
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About March 2002. Looking toward Navy Pier and Lake Michigan from the Sears Tower.
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Mark M   {K:33} 4/4/2002
Nicely done Lisa. I'm happy to see that you had a non-hazy day. It's unusual to have such clear air up there.


Lisa Brainard   {K:743} 4/4/2002
Thanks, Mark! I was in the Sears Tower twice in March (both day and night) and will have the same schedule in April... The first time was with my special native Chicago guide.
;-)

Next three times with tours. I work part-time at a motorcoach company.

Did you know this? The Sears Tower has decks on both the 103rd (official) and 99th floor? 103 has all the exhibits. 99 must be for crowd runover. We had reservations at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 23. There were huge crowds. But we got right by them with pre-ordered tickets and reservations. If I don't keel over dead with this horrendously sore throat I've had for a week, I should be there again this Sunday night, arriving 7-ish (following Blue Man Group at 3 and dining at Ed Debevics at 5:30) with what I hope are not too terrible a group of students. Two busloads full.


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