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Have you ever wondered what the early streets and roads were like in the three-county
Thumb area? We sometimes hear the old timers telling of flooded streets and
poor rural roads in the Huron, Tuscola and Sanilac area. 
It's heavy-hearted because I'm both disappointed and worried about the way
that so many car buyers are ignoring the products of America's automobile manufacturers. 
Father promptly built a tar paper shack on our new land—it would be our dwelling
during the summer months until our real home could be built. Mother bristled
at the thought, but Father did what he had to do. 
Having just left a port city that was the Titanic's last stop before departing
for America, you have made your way to this country's best-known castle ruin,
one located on an island divided by a religious conflict rooted in its past. 
