Since the Shiawassee Wildlife Refuge obtained the old Germania golf course I finally got a chance to go for a walk down the cart paths. It was a nice walk among the tall grass and trees, although there are no maps or signs to guide you. I have never played golf, let alone been on the
My grandfather was listed as a clerk and a cook in the army during WWII. He rarely ever talked about the war, other than he said he was in France. He passed away about 20 years ago and going thru his belongings my mother found a lot of photographs and then we realized he was
Some of my Favorite Images from Memorial Day 2014
The Drive into Heritage High School (or as us old people call it, Eisenhower) looked beautiful lined with blossoming trees, so I had to stop and get a photo.
The tulips are blooming at City Hall, and I had to stop and get a photo. I think spring is finally here.
Last year on May 6th 2013, I took a photo of a tree, in Oakwood cemetery, in full blossom. Since I was by there today, I thought I would see what it was like this year. The tree is just starting to blossom, there are a few flowers, but mostly buds waiting for sunshine. you
I have taken several photos of this train bridge and I never really thought about it much until now. As Saginaw changes with old buildings being razed, and new buildings being built, the on thing that seems to be constant is this old train bridge, over the river, in the center of the city. It’s
The building with the Imagine Saginaw Mural Painted by Eric R. Schantz with help from a Saginaw youth group, has met it’s fate, and is being demolished. It’s sad to see the building and mural leaving Sagninaw, I am thankful that David Strouse is working on saving the other buildings on the corner, I was
Artwork by local students are on display this week at Fashion Square Mall in the 27th annual Saginaw County Art Show. The weather is supposed to be crappy this week, and even if it isn’t, it will be worth going to the mall and viewing the artwork. All mediums from pottery to pencil sketches and
Someone told me there was a time capsule in Bliss Park from the Civil War. Naturally curiosity kicked in and I had to find out if it was true. With a trip to Hoyt Library and a little research I found out lots of interesting Information. In the fall of 1864 the 29th Infantry Regiment
