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Photos from the weekend

Chicago River

The Labor Day weekend here in the US gave us another opportunity for a quick trip, allowing us, and Angela’s parents to spend some time in Chicago. We took the Amtrak from Toledo on Saturday morning, coming back to Toledo late Sunday night. It was a good time, both days were warm and sunny, without being overly hot. We got around to see quite a bit, and though we were all tired by the time we rolled into Findlay from the train station in Toledo, it was worth it! Hope you enjoyed your weekend as much.

As always, I’ve got a set of photos up on Flickr.

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