calumet412:

Age of Adolescence, 1959-64, Chicago. Joseph Sterling

Literally me on my lunch breaks by the lake.

Oh how I love my neighborhood. Palmer Square. (at Palmer Square Park)

brewcitysafari:

A Clean River is a Fun River

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marvelous-modern-man:

theatlanticcities:

“More than eight in 10 neighborhoods across the United States fall into the two least bikeable categories. And more than half of them — 3500 plus — are concentrated in very bottom category. Conversely, just 3.2 percent of the neighborhoods make the top-ranked category, Biker’s Paradise, while another 14.6 percent can be considered Very Bikeable.”

In honor of Bike to Work Day, Richard Florida takes a look at America’s most bike friendly cities and neighborhoods using Walk Score’s bikeability rankings.

Bike commuting may be on the rise in the United States, but the country is still far from being a Biker’s paradise. 

Read: America’s Most Bikeable Neighborhoods

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hedonisticsustainability:

‘Free’ TIMEANDDESIRE collective. Toronto, 2012

titularhumour:

The South Shore commuter rail line runs right down the middle of a street in Michigan City, Indiana.

Streeterville skyline. (at Milton L Olive III Park)

Planting an organic herb garden from seed on my back deck!

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letsbuildahome-fr:

Wrigley Building, Chicago

Walking to my internship because the red line derailed…

The only nice thing at Navy Pier. Don’t let your shitty tourist friends drag you here if you visit Chicago.

And now they’re all waiting for the next bridge.