Walking Through Chicago - Part II

So I made it over to Shedd Aquarium.

 I noticed that the cherry blossoms in Chicago were in bloom.

 I kind of liked the way the lines lead into the skyline.

 The skyline looked pretty nice in the fog.

 A nice little frame.

 There were also some lilacs.

 So much for my plans to go to the Shedd Aquarium.

 Looking towards the skyline again.

 My plans shot, I decided to walk back towards the train.  The only problem was that it was pretty chilly on Saturday.

 I almost thought about going to the Field Museum.

 But I suspected there was a line there too.

 A path through the cherry blossoms.

 I think if I had gone a week later, they would have been gone.

 But they still looked nice.

 I kind of like the pink ones.

 I was trying to get a shot of the building with the blossoms in the foreground.

 I kind of liked the looks of this building.

 I keep saying this, while New York may have a taller skyline, I think Chicago's is more interesting.  There seems to be a greater variety of buildings in the skyline. 

 This represents one reason why I like the train.

 Still pretty fog shrouded.

 I liked this view.

 I couldn't pass up on a train picture of sorts.

 I liked the looks of the wavy building.

 Looking down Michigan Avenue.

 One of the Native American statues.

 One of the Lions in front of the Art Institute.  By this time, I had to think about getting back to the train.

So I decided to catch the water taxi.