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Summit Street and Court Street, Bowling Green, OH by Warren LeMay

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Built in the late 19th Century, this Queen Anne-style house features ornate trim at the roofline with a Gothic Revival motif, shingle cladding, a circular corner tower, ornate pilasters and columns, brackets, prow windows, one-over-one double-hung windows, a balcony above the front porch with a stick-and-ball railing and semi-circular footprint, front porch with large columns and brackets with Art Nouveau detailing, a rusticated stone base and tower, oxeye windows at the top of the tower, bracketed eaves at the porch, stone railings at the porch, a two-story front bay window, a three-story side bay window clad in rusticated stone with oxeye windows at the top, a prow oriel window on the side, a rear porch at the corner of the house with decorative columns and brackets matching the front porch, and a hipped roof with multiple gables. The house, despite being one of the best examples of late 19th Century eclecticism in Ohio, is not listed on the National Register of Historic Places in either a district or individually, and very little information can be gathered about the house’s history at present.

Fostoria, Ohio cop Kyle Reinbolt arrests Bowling Green's Kevin Crowe

Kyle Reinbolt, 24, is a police officer in Fostoria, Ohio, United States. Kevin Crowe, 27, of Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio is a new assistant track and field coach at Lake High School in Millbury, Wood County.

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American Auto Trail-Green Bay & Western Railway (Dexterville to Wisconsin Rapids WI)

American Auto Trail-Green Bay & Western Railway (Dexterville to Wisconsin Rapids WI) https://youtu.be/kp45B-UUfiw This auto trail travels roughly parallel to the former tracks of the Green Bay & Western Railway between Dexterville and Wisconsin Rapids.

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musicals as vines

lasdon park groves, katonah, westchester, ny - vivitar PS123 - developed at eliz digital & scanned with minolta dimage dual iii

Mysterious Pathways

Tell me your favorite musical and I’ll try to rate it and tell you what it says about you.

the gang went to the county fair together and patience finally made things official with eloise!

Cars Hiss By

The Great Black Swamp, Bowling Green, OH by Robby Virus

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Mural by the artist Adrian Tio titled "The Great Black Swamp", seen in Bowling Green, Ohio. The region around Bowling Green, now fertile farmland, was once a great swamp.     

The best video game genre name is "cozy games." It tells you absolutely nothing about the gameplay but that you might want to have some hot cocoa while you play.

American Auto Trail-Culbertson Highway (Quitman to Alba TX)

American Auto Trail-Culbertson Highway (Quitman to Alba TX) https://youtu.be/CPIqzD1cukY This auto trail explores Texas Highway 182 from Quitman to Alba through Wood County and around Lake Fork Reservoir in northeastern Texas.

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Despite its undignified name, Muddy Creek is a lovely mountain stream that normally runs fast and clear on its steep descent to Cheat River. But after a week of heavy rain in NC-WV, the stream looked a bit murky yesterday. Not even the sediment washing away from the mountains dims its beauty in my eyes. And the enchanting, moss-encrusted forest along its bank holds its own late summer treasures.

From top: great blue lobelia (Lobelia siphilitica), which pairs beautifully with cardinal flower to provide late summer color in a native wildflower garden; white wood aster (Eurybia divaricata), which is the most common of the shade-loving white asters in this area; crooked-stemmed aster (Symphyotrichum prenanthoides), also known as zigzag aster, whose clasping, spatula-shaped leaves distinguish it from big-leaf aster, another woods-loving aster with lavender flowers; blue-stemmed goldenrod (Solidago caesia), whose spreading, yellow-flowered stems provide stunning late-season color in a native wildflower garden; an intensely-green collage of moss, woodland stonecrop (Sedum ternatum), Christmas fern (Polystichum acrostichoides) and heartleaf foamflower (Tiarella cordifolia), which I am trying hard to reproduce in my own native wildflower shade garden; the shaggy-maned stem of Coker's Amanita (Amanita cokeri), one of the most impressive mushrooms of Appalachia's summer forests; beech-drops (Epifagus virginiana), a parasitic plant that grows and subsists on beach tree roots; the bright red berries of false Solomon's seal (Maianthemum racemosum); yellow jewelweed (Impatiens pallida), whose explosive seed pods give the plant its other common name, pale touch-me-not; and narrow-leaved tick-trefoil (Desmodium paniculatum), also known as panicled tick-trefoil, a late summer pea whose sticky seed pods commonly hitch rides on shoes and boots.

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