Post archive for ‘Photos’
Tour of AT&T Park, Part 7
A few more shots of the visitors clubhouse and then our tour of AT&T Park concluded with a treat – a look at the clubhouse manager’s office and all the player bobbleheads he’s received over the years.
Tour of AT&T Park, Part 6
After a walk on the field and in the dugout, it was time to head back inside the stadium. Since it was an off-day and the visiting team hadn’t arrived yet, we were able to enter the visitors clubhouse on this tour.
Tour of AT&T Park, Part 4
After a tour of the suite level, it’s time for the highlight of any visit to a major league ballpark – a walk on the field.
Food of Austin, Part 2
This final batch of food photos were taken over two days. Most of the eating took place outside in 100-degree heat. Was it worth it? Yes. Would I do it again? I’d prefer not to.
The mmmpanadas truck’s BBQ Chopped Beef empanada. Pair that with some Mexican Coca-Cola and it was a very good breakfast.
Food of Austin, Part 1
While in Austin, I spent a lot of time sampling all the city had to offer in the way of food. This first batch of photos covers one day’s worth of meals.
The first stop of the afternoon was at Hole in the Wall, a dive bar just across the street from the University of Texas-Austin campus. This chorizo taco was pretty spicy and very tasty.
Aon Center
Before checking out of my Chicago hotel, I took one final walk in the area. The final stop was the plaza at the Aon Center.
Austin Food Trucks
New Yorkers take pride in the large numbers of street vendors roaming Manhattan and the outer boroughs. What Austinites can take immense pride in is the number of trucks they have serving a large variety of foods. While walking back from Big Top along Congress Ave, I passed a large lot with a bunch of trucks sitting, waiting to open for business.
Millenium Park
On my final day in Chicago, I took a walk around the Loop and ended up in Millenium Park.
Belgium Comes to Cooperstown, Part 2
After a long day volunteering at the festival, it was time to head back to the camp site and just relax.
