Definitely worth a visit. In Millennium Park in downtown Chicago.
Happy Hannukah!
From Dictionary.com:
"Hanukkah (also spelled Hanukka, Chanukah, Chanukkah), is from Hebrew and means "consecration, dedication." It was first recorded in English in 1891. Hanukkah is observed somewhere between November 25 and December 26, from 25 Kislev to 2 Tevet, because the original rededication was on the 25th day of the Jewish month of Kislev. The celebration is also called the Festival of Lights, Feast of Lights, Feast of Dedication, or Feast of the Maccabees."
6 comments:
Happy Hannukah to you! What will you be doing for the weekend?
That is some picture from Millennium Park. These are all your pictures, right? Gosh, they look so professional!
Joyeuse Hannukah.
La photo est tres belle. et ce reflet est magnifique. j'aime beaucoup cette architecture.
Bon Weeck end
Happy Hannukah. The photograph is very beautiful. and this reflection is splendid. I like much this architecture. Good Weeck end
I was born in Illinois, haven't been to Chicago in about 5 years...tell me how long has this been here? Its very cool. Fun photo yes?
Whoaw! that's cool! Happy Hannukah and thanks for dropping by :)
Awesome pic, whn I had been to Chicago, it was under repair, couldn't see the magnificence, u've captured it very nicely :)
Thanks for the picture - I saw it at 10PM on a rainy night this past October.
I thought of it as a surreal reflection of the irrationally mundane.
Your picture brought it beauty and life.
Happy Hannukah.
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