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Subject: Re: Things are changing in Newburgh Author: ohiomarie [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:23:57 01/21/10 Thu In reply to: R. Ben Renewell 's message, "Re: Things are changing in Newburgh" on 07:04:11 01/21/10 Thu I have been to Beaufort in 1985 for a graduation at the USMC base.What we saw of the city we thought was very nice. Of course everything was frozen since it was so cold. We were wearing winter coats on the beach. My daughter was ill so we even went to the hospital. There is more to do there than my small town. So enjoy Beaufort, as I said it is a nice place to be. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Things are changing in Newburgh Beaufort Bobby 04:06:32 01/22/10 Fri Re: Things are changing in Newburgh -- ohiomarie, 17:54:57 01/22/10 Fri