For the Massachusetterians

irate (Dave LaCourse) wrote in
:

I was a year old and I can remember my parents years later talking
about it. I'm fairly familiar with Rt. 2 west of Greenfield, but I
didn't recognize anything, nor would I expect to.

I was more thinking east of I-91 just after the paper mill? You know
where the road runs very close to the road for about 2 or 3 miles?
Although now you say it, it could also be the Deerfield, as well as a
Cold River.

Gary M. writes:

I was more thinking east of I-91 just after the paper mill? You know
where the road runs very close to the road for about 2 or 3 miles?
Although now you say it, it could also be the Deerfield, as well as a
Cold River.

Hmmmm. I always thought of the Mowhawk Trail as being west of Greenfield
(I-91). If the shots *are* east of I-91, the river would probably me the
Miller.

Quag huh. There was one on a pond we stayed at in Maine when I was a kid. My
parents called it a floating island. At six years old, I was facinated with
it. What pond do you live on?

The oxbow? Used to flood lots during the early-mid 50s when I was in high
school.

Dave LaCourse wrote:

Quag huh. There was one on a pond we stayed at in Maine when I was a
kid. My parents called it a floating island. At six years old, I
was facinated with it. What pond do you live on?


I live about 1/2 mile from a floating island pond (caled oddly enough,
Island Pond). Dave, you must remember that - just off Roosevelt Ave behind
Cathedral High School. The island moves every 2-3 years during a big storm.
--
Stan Gula
http://gula.org/roffswaps

Stan Gula writes:

I live about 1/2 mile from a floating island pond (caled oddly enough,
Island Pond). Dave, you must remember that - just off Roosevelt Ave behind
Cathedral High School. The island moves every 2-3 years during a big storm.

Last I heard, Cathedral was on State St., along with Classical, Tech, Commerce,
and Trade.
d;o) But I know where you are talking about if it's Roosey Ave.

Gary M. writes:

I know that pond. It's off of Ball St, or Ball Rd. Joanne and I have passed
by it many times while on tsd rallies.

Gary M. writes:

I know that pond. It's off of Ball St, or Ball Rd. Joanne and I have passed
by it many times while on tsd rallies.

Stan Gula writes:

I live about 1/2 mile from a floating island pond (caled oddly enough,
Island Pond). Dave, you must remember that - just off Roosevelt Ave behind
Cathedral High School. The island moves every 2-3 years during a big storm.

Last I heard, Cathedral was on State St., along with Classical, Tech, Commerce,
and Trade.
d;o) But I know where you are talking about if it's Roosey Ave.

Stan Gula writes:

I live about 1/2 mile from a floating island pond (caled oddly enough,
Island Pond). Dave, you must remember that - just off Roosevelt Ave behind
Cathedral High School. The island moves every 2-3 years during a big storm.

Last I heard, Cathedral was on State St., along with Classical, Tech, Commerce,
and Trade.
d;o) But I know where you are talking about if it's Roosey Ave.

Dave LaCourse wrote:

Quag huh. There was one on a pond we stayed at in Maine when I was a
kid. My parents called it a floating island. At six years old, I
was facinated with it. What pond do you live on?


I live about 1/2 mile from a floating island pond (caled oddly enough,
Island Pond). Dave, you must remember that - just off Roosevelt Ave behind
Cathedral High School. The island moves every 2-3 years during a big storm.
--
Stan Gula
http://gula.org/roffswaps

Gary M. writes:

I was more thinking east of I-91 just after the paper mill? You know
where the road runs very close to the road for about 2 or 3 miles?
Although now you say it, it could also be the Deerfield, as well as a
Cold River.

Hmmmm. I always thought of the Mowhawk Trail as being west of Greenfield
(I-91). If the shots *are* east of I-91, the river would probably me the
Miller.

Quag huh. There was one on a pond we stayed at in Maine when I was a kid. My
parents called it a floating island. At six years old, I was facinated with
it. What pond do you live on?

The oxbow? Used to flood lots during the early-mid 50s when I was in high
school.