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Subject: Re: The Quarries and Tuckahoe Marble Author: Anonymous [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:00:18 02/01/09 Sun In reply to: RayY '61 's message, "Re: The Quarries and Tuckahoe Marble" on 14:30:06 02/01/09 Sun A couple of my neighbors had rowboats they used in the quarry between Lincoln and Fisher Avenues. I don't recall ever seeing them being used, and was never invited down there. My friends and I knew several ways into the fenced area, but confined our mischief to tossing a rock in from the top of the cliff to see the big splash. I did end up swimming in the third one, at the end of Lamesa. From what I read on line, only one quarry now remains unfilled. Brad [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: The Quarries and Tuckahoe Marble Anonymous 22:26:02 02/02/09 Mon