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| The first sight I saw in Chinatown. |
This is called Nine Dragon Wall. |
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Yep, nine of them. |
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| Chinatown Gate. I ran under this during the Chicago Marathon. |
A guardian lion in front of a Catholic church. |
The other lion is crushing a little baby lion. |
Some of the streets have three names. |
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| This is Sun Yat-sen Park. |
In China quality is measured in positive integer multiples of happiness. |
The father of modern China. |
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W 22nd Pl. is where I had lunch. |
I ate at Kam Fung on a tip from Wikitravel. I had a nice conversation with the waitress, a recent immigrant. |
This is how you say "Confucius" in Chinese. |
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| Confucius stands on the street named for him. |
Dragon Gate at Chinatown Square. |
More lions guard the escalator to the train. |
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Denver's Union Station is better. |
The first night Laura and I ate at Superdawg. |
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I learned about the restaurant from a TV show. |
It was a pretty good dog. |
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| Laura and Grandma. |
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Me and Grandma. |
