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**Vigeommighica** · 11-25-2008, 01:53 PM

Point People

Courtesy flickr / MacQ

These twin Sentries guard - for the moment at least -
the passageway to Promontory Point

Courtesy flickr / MacQ

Sentries take break with Commander (aka father)
on shoreline side of Promontory Point's
Fieldhouse.

Courtesy flickr / Kim Scarborough

It's a long haul back home ...

Courtesy flickr / Kim Scarborough

Windy City refers to more than just bluster.
"The Point" is known for kite flying, due to
persistent crosswinds.

Courtesy flickr / YoChicago1 © All rights reserved.

Saxophonist Thomas Trammel looks out to Chicago's skyline
from Promontory Point's Northside. In a recent interview,
Mr. Trammel indicated that this place brought both
"serenity" and "inspiration."

11-25-2008, 01:53 PM	#17
Vigeommighica Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	Point People Courtesy flickr / MacQ These twin Sentries guard - for the moment at least - the passageway to Promontory Point Courtesy flickr / MacQ Sentries take break with Commander (aka father) on shoreline side of Promontory Point's Fieldhouse. Courtesy flickr / Kim Scarborough *It's a long haul back home ...* Courtesy flickr / Kim Scarborough Windy City refers to more than just bluster. "The Point" is known for kite flying, due to persistent crosswinds. Courtesy flickr / Louise LeBourgeois © All rights reserved. Appears to be both waiting for someone and thinking ... Courtesy flickr / YoChicago1 © All rights reserved. Saxophonist Thomas Trammel looks out to Chicago's skyline from Promontory Point's Northside. In a recent interview, Mr. Trammel indicated that this place brought both "serenity" and "inspiration."
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