When I was young and foolish...

Hallnit · 07-26-2006, 09:00 AM

AHHH, the smiles on my face reading all these posts!!!

McDude,
this picture reminds me of last year camping at Pawtuckaway with the whole gang , 13 families, 49 total (fertile group)

Me my wife and brother and sister in law encouraged all the kids to go jump off the bridge and they thought that was the coolest thing, although some of our friends had sticks up their butts when they found out

. Bridge was only about 10-15 high, but was a right of passage for the kids and of course me and my brother in law joined them

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We used to jump off the bridge on the way to Newfound lake off exit 23 as a warm up and then we went to some falls (can't remember the name) near there and would plug the outflow with rocks to raise the water level when needed before we jumped.

Last year I was on Newfound and found the rocks we used to jump off by boat. now there is a house there. no tresspassing sign

so I dove in and jumped anyway just for old times. I remember having to walk down a dirt trail to get to this spot and skinnydipping and sunbathing during the day and a hole in the rock at the top that you could drop your emptys into and they would clang for quite a while on the way down.

GOOD TIMES!!!!

07-26-2006, 09:00 AM	#1
Hallnit Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 9 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	AHHH, the smiles on my face reading all these posts!!! McDude, this picture reminds me of last year camping at Pawtuckaway with the whole gang , 13 families, 49 total (fertile group) Me my wife and brother and sister in law encouraged all the kids to go jump off the bridge and they thought that was the coolest thing, although some of our friends had sticks up their butts when they found out . Bridge was only about 10-15 high, but was a right of passage for the kids and of course me and my brother in law joined them . We used to jump off the bridge on the way to Newfound lake off exit 23 as a warm up and then we went to some falls (can't remember the name) near there and would plug the outflow with rocks to raise the water level when needed before we jumped. Last year I was on Newfound and found the rocks we used to jump off by boat. now there is a house there. no tresspassing sign so I dove in and jumped anyway just for old times. I remember having to walk down a dirt trail to get to this spot and skinnydipping and sunbathing during the day and a hole in the rock at the top that you could drop your emptys into and they would clang for quite a while on the way down. GOOD TIMES!!!!