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Re: Brickworld Announcement - Area Attractions and Food
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lugnet.events.brickworld
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Thu, 15 Mar 2007 01:48:18 GMT
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In lugnet.events.brickworld, Bryan Bonahoom wrote:
> <<https://registration.brickworld.us/images/BrickworldLogo.png>>
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> Do you have an NLSO (non-Lego significant other)? Do you have kids that need
> more to do than look at Lego over a warm summer weekend?
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> Do you want to attend Brickworld, but are afraid you might be trapped at a
> hotel, stuck with the hotel restaurants and nothing for your family to do?
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> We have good news for you!! We have gathered together information on
> surrounding attractions and nearby eating establishments. We want to share
> this information with you.
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> Please join us at Brickworld!!!
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> [_Attractions:_]
major snipage!
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> [Brickworld] will be held June 21-24, 2007 at the Westin North Shore Hotel in
> Wheeling, IL (a suburb of Chicago). Register soon to ensure there is room
> for your creations to be displayed. There are a limited number of hotel
> rooms set aside at the special Brickworld rate. Get yours before they are
> all gone.
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> Some upcoming announcements: more major displays…multiple event kits
> representing Chicago and its heritage…Mindstorms and other
> competitions…presentations & workshops…and the participation of our favorite
> Danish company!!! …stay tuned…
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> Best Regards, The Brickworld Team
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> <https://registration.brickworld.us/ Brickworld Web Site>
Well pointed out Brickworld team!
I would like to add that in addition to the long list above there is sooo much
more.
ILLINOIS railroad museum-- http://www.irm.org/
This is literally one of the top 5 railroad museums in the United States. I
have spent many days photographing and exploring this very cool place. It’s a
little out of the way but with running trains every weekend and other near by
child activities it's well worth the 1hr drive.
METRA -- http://www.metrarail.com/
Take the Metra train downtown! This sounds a little weird but simply taking
the train downtown instead of driving is a lot of fun and it's a lot cheaper!
There is even a station close to the event!
http://metrarail.com/Sched/ncs/ncs.shtml
Illinois prairie path-- http://www.ipp.org/GUI/index.html
Illinois has got one of the best-linked prairie path systems in the country.
If you like jogging or bicycling the IPP is well prepared to take you anywhere
you want to go.
Deer grove forest preserve.--
http://members.aol.com/cmorhiker2/backpack/DeerGrove.html
In addition to the totally awesome mountain biking trails this park is well
prepared for picnicking, jogging, nature walks, and even the occasional RC
aircraft. Deer grove is truly a beautiful park and well worth the 10-15min
drive.
Arlington Park - horse racing -- http://www.arlingtonpark.com/
I’ve never been there but with races nearly every weekend your bound to
enjoy one of the few gambling venues in Illinois.
Frank lloyd Wright-- http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/Architects/Wright.html
http://www.oprf.com/flw/H&S.html
There are several buildings built or designed by this amazing architect
within a short drive. If you’re into architecture it's well worth the drive. His
designs are truly timeless and amazing.
Wait there's more! I have lived in the Chicago suburbs my entire life and I know the area very very well. If you are looking for something specific please don’t hesitate to ask.
Ondrew
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