The St. Clair River border In The Fall, October, 12, 2026 515 words

This past week, I had the opportunity to visit the area along the St. Clair River and get a geography lesson. The river flows south from Lake Huron at the south east corner at Port Huron to the St. Clair River. The deep water of the river is a Caribbean blue. The day we stoppedContinue reading “The St. Clair River border In The Fall, October, 12, 2026 515 words”

If Stones Could Talk 10-5-2026. 425 words

In our small town of Northville, there are two cemeteries, Oakwood and Rural Hill. The oldest is Oakwood. The first settlers dedicated the oak grove on Katie In 1830s. Many of the Names on stones are streets in the community. In the 1930s, my Father lived on the street behind the cemetery. When late forContinue reading “If Stones Could Talk 10-5-2026. 425 words”