That old buttermilk sky in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood this May. Once a predominately Polish village, Pilsen is now gentrified, including a large Hispanic population as well as hipsters. This tall church gave me the feeling of being in another century and place.See more sky views here.
One’s destination is never a place,
but a new way of seeing things.
– Henry Miller
9 comments:
Love the Henry Miller quote, but then, I usually love all your guotes! Chicago is one of my favorite towns.
Very nice pic, post & quote, Noni.
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Hi Noni !
I agree with Cloudia.
Gentrification makes humble homes desirable and out of the reach of poorer folk. Love the photograph and the information.
Very pretty!!!hughugs
I love how easy it is to lose oneself in a time machine bubble when looking at old architecture
I love the differences in architecture..from Canada state to state etc..sk
Lovely post, photo, and quote. Thank you for sharing.
Very attractive view of the church in the cloudy sky. Nice quote too!
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