Wow

And I live in the Sierra Nevada Foothills. Hard to impress but these are just spectacular.

Wow!

Truly! Wow...

Gorgeous!

So pretty ! I only flew into the airport over the huge lake one super cold morning. Sure would like to visit. Just finished a new book about making the Blues Brothers movie in Chicago. What fun.

.... there is a major splash of color.

Nice photos, like the first one bestest.

I just can't refer to that region as the "Midwest". It will always be the Great Lakes region to me.

We didn’t have a view like that though.

TIA...

Great photos

The lightning was damn near continuous for an hour or more! Got some videos of that, but real life was way better!

There was a t storm.
Crazy from the air!!

I would love to watch them roll in from your vantage point! Drink in hand. A joint. Special effects free. Nature in all its glory!

It’s my other vantage point towards Soldier Field and the lake. There were some good spiderweb lightning streaks on Tuesday, but not in this video.

https://youtube.com/shorts/CgeRd7ZNX0M?si=2oOlE_YkoidbLaZq

what floor may i ask? looks pretty high up

Floating through the air, patrolling the horizon. If they’re close by, we need not worry about an attack by the Boogie Man!

Thanks for sharing, Lucky.

and am there often I learned how to drive in Chicago

Thank you for sharing!

sorry i missed it.

We got a glimpse watching the Mets beat the Sox.

they were playing the White Sox in Chicago. The announcers for the Mets were commenting on it and they kept cutting away from the game as the sky got more dramatic. It was real pretty.

I turned down an offer and still regret it. I think most of those buildings have been replaced with amazing apartments like yours.

People in the parking lot were taking pictures of it. It was spectacular.

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On my drive to the airport, I saw the most amazing sunset that I'll never forget.
It was that amazing. It looked much like these images.

The sun, as it receded in to the horizon, the bottom of the sun disappeared. But what made this one so special was the top of the sun started to disappear as well, showing me, what looked like a 16 : 9 widescreen TV, (Widescreen didn't exist in TV's those days, just using it as a comparison), until it finally disappeared completely. I couldn't stop staring at it.

I haven't seen a sunset like that ever since.

I considered it, a gift from Chicago.

Thanks for sharing.

Very much its own city.

Great photos!