Muskegon, September 2017
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by Ĝan Ŭesli Starling
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Karin drove us both up in her Nissan to see the exhibit Edward S. Curtis: The North American Indian, which was very fine. I didn't take any pics of the photos, they all being 2D, and likewise much better presented in a book you can buy of the same title. I'd brought my 3D camera along more as a just-in-case. So I got these.
After our fill of the museum, we went for a walk around town. We stumbled upon this really cool building, the Hackley Public Library.
After the library, we walked further still, and I thought these photogenic. As for the sign, you know the union AFL/CIO? This dates from when they used to be two: American Federation of Labor, and the Congress of Industrial Organizations. So it's been there a while.
Walking around further still, we spied this surprise attraction, a WW2-era, Landing Ship Tank, on display. Just in front of that, a Vietnam era River Patrol Boat. And while we were there, the US Army Reserves were having some kind of drill.