Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin 
In 1835, upon finding the falls of the Sheboygan River and their fine water power, Silas Stedman decided to purchase the surrounding land for village and industrial development.
I think I was working on 57th Street then, this town is certainly a very flowery place.
The butterflies really like these plants, which is why I took these photos in the first place.
... I need to plant some of my own. The town takes a lot of pride in their landscaping. I like that...
Every where I looked there were kept lawns, fields, and flowers. A welcome display to the weary traveler.
Not that I'm a weary traveler, but if I were, I would find this town refreshing. So do drop in. ...say isn't that a bar in Florida?
Most of the homes were landscaped and detailed.
OK, so I drove east and ended up in Sheboygan. Nice town too, more water, less flowers.
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