purple peony poppys :)

How do I order tickets for September 16th

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I love the newspaper tip! Friends that was just wonderful information. TY! And Carolyn Pruitt was inspirational! Thank you for keeping that project moving forward. 💜

I always love when Jackie and Erma present! So much great information, thank you!

Honestly, if you want more support for getting rid of salt, you should focus on the damage it does to cars. You'll still help the environment but you'll get more public support if you can help save people's investments. I hate rust.

Que tal mi amigo saludos para mi hermana Maria mi carnalito Eric para unos amigos melesio para alex para mi compadre federico de parte de fernando

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Hey Herman! I do love this so much!!

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Thank you. Great information.

Thank you for this great video!

Great information!

Great information provided.

Qué tipo de rana es esta? Gracias

Great video! Can't wait to build a rain garden this spring.

Salt also ruins automobiles.

The calculator is easy to use -- no need to be proficient with Excel. It was fun to change the various parameters and see what size rain garden I came up with. Matthew's explanation was very helpful.

and these people think this will solve the flooding of the streets of Detroit ⁉️

A river of poop.

Hohohooooooo this is bad!!!!!!! Greetings from the North Pole!!!!!!!!

Excellent! Thank you.

Really enjoyed this video. Great to see representation from the students at Crestwood HS under the guidance of their teacher, Diana Johns. I also think the video did a great job in showing the new direction of Friends of the Rouge. As an "old-timer" in the program, it was great to see how Friends of the Rouge is evolving..

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As yisss that banjo twang!

Cute!

Thanks Sally

Great presentation!

Thanks every one who worked hard and made this happen. Thanks for the person(s) who had the vision to do this. Any riverfront park land is a great benefit to our region.

I finally got a chance to watch all five of these and I gotta say you all did such an excellent job!!! I learned SO much that I didn’t know before. Super informative and a shame there’s so little views. 😢 Kudos to everyone involved, keep fighting the good fight. Thank you so much for making these available on KZbin. 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 Look forward to kayaking this section in the future and supporting your cause more. Donated to watch live but never got an opportunity to do so. Thanks again. Loved it.

I really enjoyed this video. Beaut done.

Thank you Aunt Daisy and Friends of the Rouge River. I really enjoyed this video

I lived on 23 st, and Bagley in Detroit from 1946 till June of 67, got married and moved to Dearborn. I would go for a ride on my motorcycle ever now and than to explore more of the city. I happened to find Ford Island not knowing at that time it's name or if anyone lived there. I'd ride by every few years to see how it was doing. Over time I saw it go from what looked like a few run down houses to place to a total mess by the 1990s. I always wounder who lived there when riding over the little bridge. I'd look at all the old time boats in the little channel rotting getting lower in the water ever year or so. Over time they would sink to the bottom of the channel. I remember seeing that telephone pole and wounder about it, it looked so out of place, now I know the story about it! And that's a grate story! Thank you for making this video it's really nice to learn about you and your family, the family that lived on that island.

Wow-very interesting Daisy. I posted a link on our Western Wayne County Genealogical Society's FaceBook page. Loved the story about the telephone pole.

Wow! Daisy's story was amazing! Living on Fordson Island sure sounds amazing. I've kayaked around it a few times and it's always interesting. I also always assumed Baby Creek was named for Jacques Baby. I didn't realize that it was likely because it was just a small creek :). I once had a big carp once jump right into my kayak in this area! As always, Orin's humour is the best!!

Brian's Bridge Cafe used to be called Gator Jake's and the Fresh Booze sign was there back then too...I grew up in that neighboorhood.

I love the history! I read about the "Bone-town" history before but it was super cool to hear about it again!

Great job Marie and Paul!

I do want to note that there are artifacts from The Great Rouge Mound at Harvard and Cambridge. Also, the sulfur springs flow all year. There are several Sulfur Springs on Zug Island; this is just the most visible one.

Wow! This is absolutely fascinating! Thank you Sally and Orin for all the great history and facts! I just did this paddle myself recently; I like to do it at least once a year.

I love your cliff notes. Thank you.

Very interesting! Thanks!

Sounds like Spring!

What a cutie

Wanna know what the bat's saying? DUDE! Learn to use tweezers!!! LOL, he's adorable, of course :))))

I LOVE bats! I adore the sounds they make even though it's for echolocation (the world's literal most powerful pair of glasses)! :)

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I'm wondering what are the field sounds in the environment ? Insects ?

Yes, Every single dam is bad :P. All should be removed. :P Like all absolutes, no thinking is required, therefore, by definition, it is a stupid decision.