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September - the falling leaves Date(s): October 16, 2011. 1 - 18 of 23 Total. Shared

1. September, 2023  (September 11, 2023) 0 Visits 125 Items Shared Album 2. September 2022  (September 8, 2022) 0 Visits 157 Items Shared Album 3. September 2021  (October 11, 2021) 0 Visits 22 Items Shared Album 4. September 2020  (September 13, 2020) 0 Visits 65 Items Shared Album 5. September 2019  (September 4, 2019) 0 Visits 63 Items Shared Album 6. September 2018  (September 4, 2018) 0 Visits 95 Items Shared Album 7. September 2017  (September 3, 2017) 0 Visits 123 Items Shared Album 8. September 2016  (September 5, 2016) 0 Visits 277 Items Shared Album 9. Roo's Garden  (September 28, 2015) Visited a garden not far from my home... 0 Visits 60 Items Shared Album 10. September 2015  (September 6, 2015) 0 Visits 342 Items Shared Album 11. September 2014  (September 28, 2014) 0 Visits 249 Items Shared Album 12. September 2013  (September 12, 2013) 0 Visits 639 Items Shared Album 13. September 2012  (September 2, 2012) 0 Visits 475 Items Shared Album 14. September 2011  (September 9, 2011) 0 Visits 760 Items Shared Album 15. Frankenmuth  (September 23, 2009) September 18, 2009 0 Visits 89 Items Shared Album 16. Glen Arbor  (September 23, 2009) September 15, 2009 0 Visits 72 Items Shared Album 17. Fort Wilkins  (September 19, 2009) September 14th, 2009 John Munro Longyear says" Built in 1844 on the shore of Lake Fanne Hooe, near copper harbor, at the insistance of Douglas Houton, Michigan state Geologist, who started the copper boom.  He represented to Govenor Lewis Cass that the miners needed protection from the Indians, but as it turned out the mission Indians needed protection from the rowdy miners" 0 Visits 150 Items Shared Album 18. Fort Wilkins 2  (September 21, 2009) September 14, 2009 0 Visits 150 Items Shared Album

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