Yessir . However towards the Northern Edge of it . Gotta love it here . Half way to cottage country , York Regional Forests and plenty of nice scenery . <| sep |> Yea I have DSM for 23 of my mosaics . What are topographic indicies ? The area is really small and someone provided me with an approximated drainage for the basin , is it worth doing a flow analysis and what not ? <| sep |> You spelt tyrell Williams wrong <| sep |> That is unfortunate . Anyway , here ' s our den . <| sep |> Duh . That ' s why Sessions is going to be AG <| sep |> Grew up eating leg of lamb with rosemary and garlic for Easter . Unfortunately my wife hates lamb so we ' re stuck with some sort of ham for Easter now . <| sep |> Good luck , its a crap shoot as to what the roads will be . As someone mnwtikned earlier the freeways can get clean rather quickly after a storm , but sometimes that might have to wait an entire day fo the storm to end . If you can build in an extra travel day between the 2 cities i absolutely would . Besides bus you other option is train . Metra commuter rail in chicagoland has stations in Harvard , IL and Kenosha , WI . Granted both of these are an hour and a half away , they might help you avoid driving in a storm if its hitting only Chicago . From there it might take and 2 hours to get downtown , then additional time to grt to whatever burb you need . But the system is nice and fairly reliable , just bring cash . There is also Amtrak in the Dells , Portage , Columbus , and Milwaukee that will take you into downtown . Again , you have to drive to a station , but the columbus stop is only 20 ish minutes outside of Madison . This can get expensive , but they will take you directly downtown .