A little reminder for the old man, in case he forgets what to do on the back deck. This sign is in front of the wood pile under the Main Camp.
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Since 1977 George Chaffee's camp on Curtis Pond in Maple Corners, Vermont have been a source of pleasure for several generations. This is what goes down there.
Since 1977 George Chaffee's camp on Curtis Pond in Maple Corners, Vermont have been a source of pleasure for several generations. This is what goes down there.
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- Dad in Land of Entrapment
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- Celebrating Dad's 70th at The Camp
- Installing the Toilet
- Scotch Drinking Hat
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- George in a reflective pose
- 1986 or so
- Dad, Any Year, Every Year
- Sarah holds something other than wine glass
- Anna's debut at the Camp
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1 comment:
Btw..this sign was painted by Franke Hawkins, the same artist that recently painted the controversial "mural" on the side of a barn at one of the exits to Bellows Falls. The state DOT argued that it violated the VT anti-billboard law and said they had to take it down by June 1. However the rebellious downtown development group was successful in getting an amendment passed to allow it. This made national news. See Boston Globe article: http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2008/05/03/a_sign_of_civilization__or_the_end_of_it/
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