The weather looks nice today with bright sunshine, but the temperature is still only about 16 degrees, and I think there's a pretty brisk breeze - but again, my wind gauge is frozen, so I can't tell speed or direction. I can see movement in the tree branches and bushes in the back yard, and when I went out on the front deck earlier, it was definitely windy. I didn't think to pay attention to direction, though. I'm going to try walking up Jamie & Marie's driveway this noon, but other than that, I have lots to do here at my computer.
The West Danville History Committee recently got some very nice photos from some slides Jane Larrabee
That looks to me like Nate Morrill
This bottom picture is how that
The beach today is lovely. There is a shelter and plenty of picnic tables and places for trash. There are large maples for shade and a grassy area separate from parking space. The West Danville Community Club oversees the beach area and does a very nice job. The memory of the boat house, stone shed, ware house, lumber stacks, railway station and tracks that ran parallel to the pond grows dimmer with every year, but there are wonderful photographs and stories to tell to help preserves some of those memories and the history.
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