Chicago South Loop Hotel
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The Windy City (that wasn't that windy really!)
Hello fans! Since we last wrote, we've done loads! So we'll start with Chicago....
Simon: The train journey from Boston was another hefty one, at just under 24 hours but we'd bought plenty of supplies and i still had some of the new Dan Brown novel left to read, so we were all set. The leaves in New England were just turning orange/red, so …
Flying MIA-ORD
... something much cheaper. Then she dug up the $20 cheapie bag from a cabinet and showed it to me. It’s actually not bad looking – and it has two compartments, so it can expand to double the size if you have a lot of stuff. As long as it survives the trip home, we’re good.
I returned to the check-in area and moved lots of heavy items from my big suitcase to my new bag, filling up the first compartment. Back at the scales, my big back weighed in at ...
Chicago, Chicago
... a lot of wealthy patrons. After this we walked down the river to the Navy Pier, a busy place with shops and cafes and a few fair rides and an IMAX, seemed like a popular place with tourists.
Later in the week we caught the train again, this time to Lincoln Park and the beach on Lake Michigan. James had a swim in the lake and then we walked along the shore up to the city zoo. Free entry for everyone to this zoo and not just a little petting ...
Report back Day 11........... Chicago day 4
... as we could order a straight spirit when we had beer on the table but not a mixed drink. Okay we will finish our drink and then order. However Natasha ordered the wild turkey straight. This will hurt tomorrow. Was a fun walk home via a donut shop. We did overhear the squirrels that the Moose was in need to see his mum in New York. Looks like the Big Apple is next. Boris ...
From the Big Easy to the Windy City
... 500 against all odds, and arrived to the station well in time for our bus. MariahJane was booked on an earlier bus, but typical greyhound, they had overbooked the bus and the grumpy lady on the ticket desk held her up weighing her bags so she missed getting on! Greyhound are seriously terrible for this.. Instead of selling an allocated number of tickets for each bus, they just keep ticket sales open and then it's a fight for whoever can get onto the bus first. Ridiculous! Anyway she ...
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- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services
- Free parking