Welcome to the ongoing weekly series called Tuesday Travelogue. We are in our thirty-first week! Each week, some ActiveRain bloggers are spotlighted to take us somewhere we may not have been on some kind of virtual travel (and it doesn't cost a dime!). Here is the purpose:
" to enjoy the ride"
"take a trip without even leaving the farm"
"expand your horizons"
"see through someone else's eyes"
and hopefully much more!
(Be sure and click on the links in blue.)
This week, we've moved onto "I" in the travels across America. The "I's" have it! It is now time to shine the Travelogue Light on Illinois!
I was completely intrigued with the name Mt. "Trashmore" in Evanston Illinois! Such a funny name, that I had to check it out. Thank you, Noah Seidenberg, as this took me back to my younger snow-days in Boston, NY (outside of Buffalo, where we would spend all day tobogganing--great, but exhausting exercise!)
This one is a sad good-bye to a sweet ole building that will be gone soon. Hubbard Woods Gazebo. Margaret Goss takes us to Winnetka District.
Robie House, a museum in Chicago, IL is spotlighted by Karen Winters. She talks about the reknown (and my favorite) architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Go on the tour!
I went a different direction with this one, because it still felt like a localism post, but of a completely different kind. Alan May, in Evanston and Northshore of Chicago, IL always takes us on an unusual path...this time with a stroke--a feel-good story from 2013.
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