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Subject: Re: summer activities on Prudence Island?

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Heather Loomis

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Date Posted: 08/27/08 11:46:10pm
In reply to: Sue 's message, "summer activities on Prudence Island?" on 06/29/08 7:57:09pm

So if I want to just spend a day, show my kids where I played a little one (if I remember how to get there), I can take them fishing and swimming even if I am not a resident? Also are there "facilities" there, my kids are quite young and need them if we spend a day there.

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Author: greg (annoyed) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 09/ 3/08 2:09:53pm you do not have to be a resident to come here. this is not a private island. you should watch "storm of the century" during a snow storm on prudence island. maybe this year will get hit with a noreaster. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]