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Old 08-27-2011, 01:46 AM   #37
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Post Yup... 1938 Was A Big One

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Originally Posted by RailroadJoe View Post
To you young folks, I remember the hurricane of 1938. No name then and it surprised a lot of people and ended up causing a lot of damage and lives lost. That one tore through, up the Connecticut River valley and yet dropped so many trees that it took longer to clean them than it did for the tornado that swpet through here 2 years ago.

Be prepared pick your apples and peaches tomorrow. They will be lots of drops after Monday.

I wasn't around yet, however my Dad was, and got caught while driving truck with trees and power lines coming through the windshield of his ride, at the time down near Plymouth Ma. Needless to say, he was late for dinner that evening, however and most appreciatively welcomed home when he got there!! He was among the very lucky to have survived that one, and this allowed our family to move on!!
I thank you for the reminder, RailroadJoe!
Terry
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