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Peter Honeyman
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Formerly a2_peter on the hellsite.
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post you from a different era

college professor, 1983
This is a black and white photograph showing a suburban residential scene from the 1980s based on the cars and architectural style. The image features a two-story colonial-style house with white siding and black shutters. The house has a distinctive gambrel roof design on an attached garage section on the left side. Yours truly in light-colored clothing stands in the driveway between two period cars - American-made sedans from that era. The property appears newly developed, with sparse, recently planted landscaping including some small shrubs near the house foundation and a young tree on the right side. The lawn looks freshly seeded or laid, and there's a lawn spreader or similar equipment visible on the grass in the foreground right. In the background, you can see other houses under construction or recently completed, suggesting this is a new subdivision development. The overall composition captures that classic American suburban expansion moment, documenting a family's new home in a growing neighborhood. ALT by Claude
November 8, 2025 at 6:11 AM
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there used to be a mill race where the cascades are now that powered a water wheel for a (flour?) mill where the electric substation is now. a small canal returned the water to the huron river, bordered by canal st.

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North half the city of Ann Arbor published by Everts and Stewart 1874
October 28, 2025 at 1:08 AM
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howcum we don't get to play penn state this year?
This is a dramatic football photograph capturing a moment from a Michigan vs. Penn State game. The image shows: Main focus: A Penn State player lying face-down on the field after a hard hit or tackle, in a vulnerable position that emphasizes the physical nature of the sport. Background: A Michigan player wearing #80 with the name "BRANCH" on their jersey is walking away, wearing Michigan's distinctive maize pants with a blue jersey. Several Penn State players (numbers 57, 64, and 78 visible) are also in the frame. Text: Bold blue text reading "WE ARE" at the top and "PENN STATE" at the bottom, referencing Penn State's famous stadium chant and rallying cry. Context: The composition creates a striking contrast - while the text proclaims Penn State's identity with pride, the image shows a Penn State player defeated on the ground with their opponent walking away. The photograph effectively captures both the intensity of college football rivalries and the harsh reality of defeat in competitive sports. ALT by Claude
October 27, 2025 at 2:19 AM