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WHERE WE IS OR WHERE AM I? Saturday, May 30, 2015. By love, I mean the type that consumes you 24 hours a day seven days a week. No we will not marry, you see, I have never met them. Et me tell you about my current loves. Through lives twists and turns, strange things happen. Also when I read what I have written about them I now realize I wrote about.
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For over 150 years interesting things have been happening in HESPERIA. If you have any info some interesting local history. Please let me know. Tuesday, April 5, 2011. Hesperia Crate Works - circa 1948. This film starts with the felling of trees and then being taking to the crate mill and made into celery crates taken to the celery fields at Muskegon. The above picture shows Henry Herin with their first log hauling rig. A Model T somewhere between a 1922 and 1930. A sidelight to this story is that Henry.CONTENT
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