Come take a walk with me through 1892 Ypsilanti, and take a peek at some long-forgotten jobs that used to be a mainstay of life in town.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Weird, Vanished, and Forgotten Jobs of 1892
Come take a walk with me through 1892 Ypsilanti, and take a peek at some long-forgotten jobs that used to be a mainstay of life in town.
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Well I really enjoyed this, and you'll be glad to know I'm not an English challenged bot. I'd love to read more of these strolls about town!
Thank you for your nice comment, Mr. or Mrs. Real Human! :) I will keep your feedback in mind for future stories; I am glad you like the "walk around town" type of tale. For me it kind of makes things a lot more concrete, in lieu of just droning on about some historical topic. I've got two stories coming up at the end of this week--perhaps one will turn out to be another "stroll" story! Thank you.
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