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A Botanic Afternoon
On Thursday, October 18, I made my annual Fall pilgrimage to the Chicago Botanic Garden. Admission is free to pedestrians and it’s easily accessible by public transit via PACE’s Route 213. It was a fine Fall afternoon:
Reflexions
Water and Light:
images from Chicago, Evanston, Cook County, and South Jacksonville.
Chicago Botanical Garden, 2008. Photo by Roman
Lincoln Park Lagoon, Chicago, 2008. Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanical Garden, 2008. Photo by Roman.
Chicago Botanical Garden, 2008. Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanical Garden, 2008. Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanical Garden, 2008. Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanical Garden, 2008. Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanical Garden, 2008. Photo by Roman.
Northwestern University lagoon, Evanston, IL, 2004. Photo by Roman.
Northwestern University lagoon, 2004. Photo by Roman.
Northwestern University lagoon, Evanston, IL, 2004. Photo by Roman
Northwestern Lagoon inlet, Evanston, IL, 2004. Photo by Roman
Mauvaise Terre Lake, South Jacksonville, IL, 2003. Photo by Roman
Click on an image to enlarge it.
Carpets of the Sun
Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman.
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman
Photo by Roman
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman.
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman.
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman
Northwestern University lagoon. Photo by Roman
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman.
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman.
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Photo by Roman.
Loyola Park. Photo by Roman.
Artists of the Wall, 2006. Photo by Roman.
Chicago Botanic Garden. Photo by Roman.
Grasses, sedges and assorted weeds in all their glory. The prairie also turns color in the fall. Click an image to enlarge.
The photos were taken at Loyola Park, the lagoon on the Northwestern University campus, the Chicago Botanic Garden, and perhaps elsewhere, at various seasons over a couple of decades. On a few of the images, I also did a little experimentation with filters in GIMP Image Editor.
This post was inspired by the British rock group Renaissance:
Sun and Tree
2017 Chicago Botanic Garden
A long walk in the garden….
It’s been a relatively drab fall in Chicago and the weather was chill and overcast, but it was still worth taking the time to walk through the Chicago Botanic Garden. Rather more photos of water than foliage this year.
Most folks don’t realize that the Garden is accessible via public transit: PACE’s Route 213, Greenbay Road, that can be picked up a its southern terminus, the Davis Street CTA station in Evanston. Only every other run directly serves the Garden, but the alternate run will drop you off at Lake-Cook Road & Greenbay Road. This is a short walk to the Garden pedestrian gate. Added benefit: no admission charge for pedestrians.
The Garden is also served by bike paths.
