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Unread 08-11-2011, 01:28 PM   #1
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Believe it or not, I attended kindergarten in the General Israel Putnam House on Putnam Lane at the top of Putnam Hill in Danvers, MA. Acres upon acres of fields, meadows and woods that, at this very moment, are all pincushioned with surveror's stakes - soon to be yet another McMansion plantation.

... sorry Dave... that's it for me.
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Unread 08-11-2011, 03:36 PM   #2
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Here in Redding,CT we have a very nice wooded park named Putnum Park. It was named for General Isreal Putnum and was the site of his winter encampment. There are still buildings for the officers quarters,a few cellar holes and the remains of many fire pit's for the enlisted troops. Danny and I spent many a summer afternoon there hiking back when he was small.

Anyway back to the "hole in the wall" Parker.....
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