BLOG: Magnificent Mile
This past Saturday I visited my hometown of Wakarusa, Indiana. It is a small, single stoplight community in the midst of cornfields ready for harvest and horse-drawn buggies racketing down the streets. The tallest and most admired structure was the pumpkin tree erected in the center square. The distance from one end of town to the other is about one mile. In the afternoon I traveled to downtown Chicago, where the smallest structure there made the pumpkin tree look like merely a seed. Ironically, there were horse-drawn carriages in Chicago as well. But they are not appealing to someone growing ...
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