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The Hartel Farm
Last December 28 I went looking for a photo in one last small town--Potterville, as it happens. I'd tried this before, on July 10, but that hadn't worked out. This time worked better, and the 366 Snaps shot shows what "downtown" Potterville looks like.
Around the time I moved to the area someone sponsored a study to determine whether Potterville should reorient itself to acknowledge that most of the town's businesses were actually along Lansing Road. As far as I know, nothing ever came of the study. The businesses remain where they were, and the central business district mostly consists of Gizzard City.
And the grain elevator.
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The Hartels were early settlers in the Potterville area--in fact, one of the main county roads is named for the family. Here's their barn, and part of their road.
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This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps.
Number of project photos taken: 21
Title of "roll:" Potterville & Hartel
Other photos taken on 12/28/2012: none.
Around the time I moved to the area someone sponsored a study to determine whether Potterville should reorient itself to acknowledge that most of the town's businesses were actually along Lansing Road. As far as I know, nothing ever came of the study. The businesses remain where they were, and the central business district mostly consists of Gizzard City.
And the grain elevator.
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The Hartels were early settlers in the Potterville area--in fact, one of the main county roads is named for the family. Here's their barn, and part of their road.
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This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps.
Number of project photos taken: 21
Title of "roll:" Potterville & Hartel
Other photos taken on 12/28/2012: none.
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