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Mar. 14 2010 - 4:56 pm | 76 views | 0 recommendations | 1 comment

Chicago goes green… for St. Patrick’s Day

Every year around St. Patrick’s Day the Chicago River turns green… with a little help from some dye of course.

Yesterday, Chicagoans packed the riverwalk, bridges and sidewalks adjacent to the river to seen it morph into the unnatural-looking green for the city’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration. The color of the river looked like something out of a “Captain Planet” episode and the wind and mist were out in full-force, but it didn’t stop the crowds from cheering on the day’s events.

Below is a photo gallery of the river dyeing:


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