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Here you go! From 4/27/13.

Leaving the ramp in Worth, IL heading East on the Cal Sag Channel


Coyne Operated and Crew in Larger Yellow Boat - Waiting to Lock through the TJ O'Brien Lock into Lake Michigan from the Calumet River


The Thomas J O'Brien Lock


Looking from the Calumet River out into Lake Michigan. Indiana is only a couple hundred yards out in front of the harbor here


Heading out on Lake Michigan


Chicago from the mouth of the Calumet River


Looking across Lake Michigan to the East


Downtown Chicago


Home of the Bears


The Chicago Lock into the Chicago River at Navy Pier


Chicago Lock


Navy Pier


Navy Pier


USCG


Heading into the lock


Heading into the Chicago River


Heading down river


Heading West into Downtown Chicago


Willis Tower


Lyric Opera


Boeing Corporate Headquarters


They opened the bridge for us


Parking garage on the bottom to the windowed floor and apartments to the top


More Chicago River

Thanks for the GREEAAT pics Islander!

I think EVERY buildig built from here on out should HAVE to have a built in parking garage to cover the use of every store/office/suite/apartment it contains.

Sooo, what were you on or did you take your boat?

E_HILLMAN wrote:Thanks for the GREEAAT pics Islander!

I think EVERY buildig built from here on out should HAVE to have a built in parking garage to cover the use of every store/office/suite/apartment it contains.

Sooo, what were you on or did you take your boat?

I rode with some friends from Oswego, IL on their Crownline 230 as I had to fly there from Charlotte and then fly back to Charlotte... Work sucks! On our boat we had me from KY, Randy from Oswego, Chantele and Tiffany from Des Moines, IA and Bent and Brenda from Wabasha, MN. It was a great time...

You got some really good pics Islander! Lake Michigan always intimidated me.... we lived in Racine WI for 11 years (near the lake between Chicago & Milwaukee), and I have witnessed 10 ft swells come up out of nowhere... we used to fish off of the pier/boulders all of the time and it can get nasty in a heartbeat. Went "out" on the lake 1 time for fishing, that did me in.

Great pictures! Looks like a lot of fun!