An Occasional Photo Series
...in No Particular Order
#1. The skyline from 51st Street.
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Hyde Park Progress is a blog devoted to promoting reasonable economic improvement in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood. It is a forum for members of the community who want to end the artificial isolation of Hyde Park from the larger economy of the City. It calls for the improvement of neighborhood retail and commercial amenities, safety, and liveliness.
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HPP - like that bowl of prunes you always reach for at the deli.
HPP - like that bowl of prunes you always reach for at the deli.
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- Herald's Chicken: Task Force to Save the "Co-op"
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- Hyde Park Treasures
- Open Letter to HPP
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- On the Pavement: Istria on Cornell
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- Herald's Chicken: Headlines as Wish-Fulfillment
- Ghost of Leonid Brezhnev Seen Shopping at Co-op
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- Let's Rebuild the Point: A Plea in Photos
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2 comments:
Let's check back at this same gorgeous spot in early October, when we get some whitecaps off a north wind in the clear autumn light -- one of my faves, year-round.
Indeed.
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