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Tag Archives: Jim Davis
“Ain’t that America”
Those immortal song lyrics come from Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame inductee and fellow Hoosier John Mellencamp’s classic rock tune entitled “Pink Houses.” On my return trip to Michigan from Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon, I decided to follow the road less … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairmount, Garfield, history, Indiana, James Dean, Jim Davis, land use, rural planning, small towns, sprawl, tourism, travel, urban planning
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