Reunited with my fav Chicago bridge! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinzie_Street_railroad_bridge

New fav aesthetic: Old neons in the daytime

The typography on the vintage Quincy loop elevated station, restored to resemble its former 19th-century glory.

Contrast with the more modern equivalent and (I think) still the house style of Chicago’s Transit Authority.

Alright, so this was a lot more fun than I expected. (Even though the weather is bad.)

Most beautiful steel bridge

I think that stack must have been shortened; the name of the street is Belmont.

Department Of Subways And Superhighways

A few photos for today that feel like photos from 50 years ago.

Forgot what it’s like to live somewhere where you can watch seasons fight with each other.

I have waited longer for this stupid shot than I am willing to admit.

@mwichary I know this wasn't the main point of the photo, but I found this message quite inspiring

@jonasdowney @mwichary in preview, the only word that shows is “MORE” and that’s a very different message

@apetersen @jonasdowney MORB

@apetersen @jonasdowney Now I want to make “that’s so morb” happen. Like, “morbid,” but cooler.

@mwichary @jonasdowney that would be bringing back Victorian slang! “Got the morbs” was a real phrase. https://acclaimhealth.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Puzzles-and-Games-Victorian-Slang-Trivia.pdf

@apetersen @jonasdowney WHAT UP MY MORBS

@mwichary @apetersen whoa, this is a seriously excellent list. Appreciate you chuckaboos bringing this up!