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Date Posted: 11:47:40 10/23/02 Wed
Author: Ann
Subject: Re: Snow in Minnesota
In reply to: Cindy C 's message, "Re: Snow in Minnesota" on 09:03:15 10/23/02 Wed

No, you're a young goofball. Just kidding! LOL I can understand what you're talking about. Some places just have an aura of a different time and if they resemble something you've seen that related to the show then it's going to spark a memory of the show.

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Re: Snow in Minnesota -- Cindy C, 21:47:49 10/24/02 Thu

Gee, thanks Ann... I THINK! LOL!.. Yes, this particular area that I cross over the tracks, looks untouched by the times of today.. just in that spot tho, lol. My family and I went to Niagra falls several years back, and I was in such awe of all of its beauty, and I found my self wondering what it must have been like before it was all commercialized for tourists, with out all of the hand rails, and benches, and restaraunts and shops. What it must have been like standing there in the middle of the "country" with this beautiful scenery. My husband called me a goofball THEN too, lol.

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