The Traverse City area has some great thrift shopping, and today I found a little book, published in 1919, entitled 'Tree Guide'. It's has a great opening sentiment, plus beautiful color plates. I love the old language and all for 5¢, for real.
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- day on the bay
- for amber waves of grain
- wild turkey visitors
- the toad on the hose
- sky study #6
- Does this make me look shady?
- I picked these in the woods today
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- cucumber harvest
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- separated at birth
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