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Smalltown America Mainstreet Smalltown America architecture Smalltown America architecture Smalltown America The little fountain At our friend's farm, the pie kitchen. At our friend's farm. At our friend's farm. The last Goldenrod variety. Goldenrods, a feast for honey bees. Jewelweed Tickseed Sunflowers Turtlehead, member of the snapdragon family Large-leaf Goldenrod When the Autumn winds blow... Our newest neighbor. October made its debut! "What are you staring at?" In full bloom in October: Butter & Eggs The colorful world of October. Enjoyable October! Neighbors. October pallette Goldenrods are an excellent sugar source. When the Autumn winds are blowing. A snake swimming downriver. The turtle pond is now still. A quiet place The first of the color change Autumn in Michigan Our daily route... When the Autumn winds start blowing... Autumn in Michigan Wild grapes The first colors of Autumn An atomsphere This White Oak acorn has settled well in my hand Smooth Aster, Michigan wildflower Autumn in Michigan Spinning out of control... Still full of down, a young Chipping Sparrow. Adult Chipping Sparrow Father (left), dishevelled, Son looking strong and… Streetlamp decoration, a Red-winged Blackbird. A new lookout for our frogs.

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Posted: 26 Sep 2020

Taken: 26 Sep 2020

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This is one of the best-kept towns I've seen. People here care about their town. I suppose Detroit money is keeping it going.

4 years ago.

Doerthe ^club has replied to Ronald Losure ^club

I moved to Romeo in 1980 when it still had the small town charme. Now it is just a bedroom community, no more clothing stores, shoe store that still repaires shoes, butchershop, bakery with fresh bread every day. Now this is what replaced all the shops: An orthodontist, a AAA office, a roofing and gutter supply, and a large antiques mall and they do not draw visitors.

4 years ago.

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