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12-02-2011, 04:20 PM
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During the hurricane of 1938 the fence around Corbin Park in Cornish got pushed down in a few places. The wild pigs escaped and tore the heck out of the farmers corn fields. My ex father-in-law sued and got reimbursed by the state of NH.
His property boarded the park, still there as a private hunting preserve. |
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