Wild Onion Bicycle

Wandering the alleys and trails of Chicagoland...

Showing posts with label I and M Canal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label I and M Canal. Show all posts

Friday, August 28, 2015

Eastward on the I & M Pt.4 Washout!


Step One


Step Two


Step Three


Step Four. Voila!



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Labels: I and M Canal, trail washout

Eastward on the I & M Pt.3 - Through Marseille and Seneca!




















Posted by Garth at 10:10 AM No comments:
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Labels: grain elevator, I and M Canal, lock and dam, Marseille, Seneca

Eastward on the I & M Pt.2 - Through Ottawa









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Labels: Canal Avenue and Canal Street, feral cats, I and M Canal, Ottawa

Eastward on the I & M Pt.1













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Labels: I and M Canal, Utica

The Start of the Illinois and Michigan Canal!


The canal waters go further west, but the actual path starts/ends further east.


Looking east...



Very exciting!



Posted by Garth at 9:36 AM No comments:
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Labels: barge, I and M Canal, LaSalle
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One of the reasons I love living in Chicago is for the hidden wilderness. Gliding through the alleys on my bike quickly connects me to renegade weeds growing up between the cracks, or to glimpses of backyard gardens. I'm also enthralled by the archeological remnants of garages, gates, doors and other structures touched by time, but granted grace by the excavators. This blog is a bringing together my experiences of these places and my affinity for the bicycle that brings me there. Enjoy!
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