I
JUST WANTED TO SAY:::
I LOVE NEW HOPE . IT IS ONE OF MY FAV PLACES , I HAVE EVEN WRITTEN
A POEM ABOUT MY INNER EXPERIENCE OF NEW HOPE... I LOVE THE TRAIN
RIDE IN THE FALL, I LOVE THE EXCITEMENT IN THE AIR AND THE FACT U
CAN FEEL THE SPIRIT OF THE PAST, I ENJOY YOUR SITE AND LOOK FORWARD
TO IT IN MY EMAIL, I THINK U DO A GREAT JOB, AND HEY THERE IS ALOT
TO COVER,,, PUTTING 2 HANDS TOGETHER 4 U..... JACQUELINE ; ) (12/02)
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I
am desperatly trying to get in touch with and
artist and the only thing I know about her is
that she signs her pieces RYLEE DESINS, and I
am told he is from the Bucks COunty area. If
you have any information for me in connection
to her, please contact me IMMEDIATLY. - D.
Bank , Danambank@aol.com (12/02)
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We
need your voice to spread the word to drive with
caution while traveling on Windy Bush Road, Route
232. There have been a number of fatalities and
very serious accidents along this road. In October
there were two fatalities in one week one near
Pidcock Creek Road and the other close to Street
Road.
Please be aware that drivers are passing in non passing zones, going
through stop signs and quite a few vehicles are traveling at high
speeds over the posted speed and on many occasions passing school
buses with blinking red lights. Your neighbors are trying to exit
or enter their driveways and the recycling and trash trucks may be
stopped right over the hill.
Windy Bush, like many of the roads
in New Hope and Solebury, has shoulders
with deep ditches and no place
to pull over in an emergency,
hidden driveways, poor site visibility at key intersections and deer.
Remember the next life taken may be yours or someone you know. Spread
the word to "SLOW DOWN!!!" Thank you! - Pat
Yorks (12/02)
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I
am very interested in relocating to Bucks County.
As a child, I spent quite a bit of time at my
Grandparents farmhouse on the Deleware Canal
just across the Uhlerstown Covered Bridge. Now,
I would like nothing more then to return with
my family and raise my children in the area.
If anyone reading this has a job opportunity or, knows of one, please
contact me...I offer over five years of experience in the public
sector handling varied tasks... public/media relations, policy analysis
and development, and managerial duties.
... I was employed as the Campaign Mgr for NM Lt. Governor Walter
Bradley's gubernatorial campaign... served as aSr. Aide for a San
Jose, CA City Council Member, served on the Bd of Trustees for a
community college district and as policy director and lobbyist for
a state organization...
Thank you for your time and consideration and I look forward to speaking
with you. -Shane A. Sommers , sasommers@comcast.net (11/02)
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My
father is the owner of several original etchings
by William MacLean. I read that sometime ago
his grandson/daughter (?) posted a note and I
wondered if there was any way of getting in touch
with him/her. Your response is greatly appreciated!
- D.Cerminara dcerminara@aol.com (11/02)
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Dear
Marilyn, I just wanted to tell you how much I
enjoy receiving e-mails from you. I must say
it's one e-mail I look forward to. I find it
very informative and it really keeps me in touch
with New Hope. It's one of my favorite drives,
especially this time of year. Keep up the good
work. - R. Lucarini (11/02)
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...Thank
you again for doing such a wonderful job! You
truly captured the essence of our tale. - Bruce
Blackburn (11/02)
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...
All I can say is GREAT JOB! I don't think anyone
can appreciate how much time and effort that
you put into this site...it's FANTASTIC!! - GB
(10/02)
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Can
you give me any info on the Bird's Nest Tavern,
which operated in the mid 50's? This tavern was
operated by Chan Parker, the widow of the late
saxophonist Charlie Parker. Thank you. Jerry
M, eagleman94@juno.com
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Does
any one know about a haunted hay ride in the
new hope area and how i can contact them? i saw
an advertisement last year we want to go this
year. thanks. -email:
wrainy@aol.com
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Re:
receipt of FREE Monthly Drawing prize: I just
received it yesterday!! It's awesome!! Thank
you sooo much!!! - Tammy Cloud (10/02)
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Thanks
printing the article on the many talents of Miss
Julia Yorks. In a society that tends to focus
on the negative, it was refreshing to read something
positive about today's teens. From the sounds
of it, Julia could be a role model for other
local kids. We certainly could use more motivated
teens in this area. Way to go Julia. Sounds like
you are a star in the making. Keep us posted
on her aspiring career.- S. Fainelli, Langhorne,
PA (09/02)
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I
love New Hope! -Sal Pellitteri, Glendale,N.Y
(08/02)
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I
recently visited Lambertvile and notice the Michael
Autorino Gallery is closed. Is he showing his
work elsewhere? - email: lysko@bellatlantic.net (08/02)
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Looking
to rent a small cabin or cottage with a fireplace
and or jacuzzi for 1 week in Feb 2003 - email:
jla1024@aol.com (08/02)
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I
would like to find out the following info about
the horse carriage rides that can be picked up
at the Logan Inn:Where do the tours go?How long
do they last?How much do they cost? (4-6 adults)
- Dale_MercyAnderson@compuserve.com (08/02)
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I
have never met you, but you are doing a fantastic
job. I just want to say THANK YOU. I enjoy your
e-mails.- Royal Morelli (08/02)
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MY
GRANDFATHER WAS ONE OF THE ORIGINAL LAND OWNER
IN NEW HOPE. THERE IS A HISTORIC SIGN ON THE
EDGE OF TOWN AT THE ARTISIAN LAKE THAT TELLS
ABOUT SAMUEL INGHAM BEING THE TREASURER FOR ANDREW
JACKSON. I WROTE THE SMITHSONIAN IN DC TO ASK
IF HIS NAME WOULD APPEAR ON PAPER MONEY FROM
THE TIME. THE RESPONSE WAS THAT THE BANKS PRINTED
THE MONEY FOR THAT TIME AND THAT HIS NAME MAY
APPEAR ON THE BANK PRINTED MONEY. IS THERE ANYWAY
THAT I CAN FIND OUT IF SAMUEL INGHAM'S NAME IS
ON MONEY FROM YOUR AREA? MY FIRST FAMILY MEMBER
FROM NEW HOPE WAS JONAS INGHAM THE HOUSE IS STILL
THERE AND OWNED BY A BUSINESS. I WOULD APPRECIATE
ANY INFO THAT I CAN RECEIVE ON THE INGHAM FAMILY.
THEY OWNED PAPER MILLS, AND FULLING MILLS. - CNUNLEY@GTEFCU.NET
(08/02)
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I
was searching for two galleries from the late
80's where I purchased paintings by Anthony
Michael Autorino and Robert J. Seufert. I would
like to know if there is a possibility of selling
these paintings. Thank you for your input!
- J. Ryder,San
Clemente,CA, arrondi@earthlink.net (07/02)
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Could
you tell me if you have heard of this artist
- P.B. KOLP. I have a painted piece from 25 yrs
ago. I'm thinking he/she may have been a crafter
of some sort. The painting is done on a bottle
and is very nice. It is signed and the artist
is supposed to be from Pennsylvania. - D.
Drysdale, Estevan, SK d.2@sk.sympatico.ca
(07/02)
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Re:
Jim Hamilton & LEF fundraiser June 1st:
Cudos to Robin Larsen for successfully coordinating this major fundraiser
that also honored Jim Hamilton. We attended the event and had a wonderful
evening out for a good cause . The food and auction items and especially
the company were all superb.
Dinie
and I have very fond memories of meeting Jim
in 1979 as proud new owners of an c.1860 semi-attached
brick home on South Main Street in Lambertville.
It was small and on the 'wrong' side of Bridge
Street, but it was what we, all of Twenty-something,
could afford at the time ($27,000) and it was
'ours'. Hamilton was offering free 1/2 hour design
consultations upstairs from the bank in the old
Chamber offices, funded by a Community Development
grant written by the late Irv Goldberg, a consultant
to the city.
Jim
treated us with respect as if we were discussing
the restoration of the finest house on Delaware
Avenue. He encouraged us to join the Historical
Society (we did) and to put our house on the
Tour as a work-in-progress (we did that too!).
We were soon joining Jim for "Singles at
the Swan" (Monday night dinners ) which
later became "Suppers at the Swan" because
so many individuals got married because of meeting
there...
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Attending
new restaurant openings, Judy and Jim's wedding,
seeing you with your grandchildren...our friendship
has blossomed since that design meeting in '79.
Congrats again on being honored at the LEF fundraiser.
You deserve it. Both twin river towns have benefitted
greatly from your expertise, entrepenurism and
generosity: we are in your debt. - Dinie and
Carl Glassman, Wedgwood Inns/New Hope (07/02)
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I
own 2 Paul Flegel oil paintings of New Hope [and
wish to sell them]. His paintings, made in 1950's,
were also collected by the late actor Vincent
Price. I can send digital photos of his work.- Norman
Dasher, NDasher1234567@msn.com (07/02)
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Can
you tell me where I can look up the history of
the
magnificent old mill on 110 South Sugan Road in New Hope. It was
run as a B and B and called 'The Ruins'. - jani@magnetizer.com (06/02)
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MY
GRANDFATHER WAS ONE OF THE ORIGINAL LAND OWNER
IN NEW HOPE. THERE IS A HISTORIC SIGN ON THE
EDGE OF TOWN AT THE ARTISIAN LAKE THAT TELL ABOUT
SAMUEL INGHAM BEING THE TREASURER FOR ANDREW
JACKSON. I WROTE THE SMITHSONIAN IN DC TO ASK
IF HIS NAME WOULD APPEAR ON PAPER MONEY FROM
THE TIME. THE RESPONSE WAS THAT THE BANKS PRINTED
THE MONEY FOR THAT TIME AND THAT HIS NAME MAY
APPEAR ON THE BANK PRINTED MONEY. IS THERE ANYWAY
THAT I CAN FIND OUT IF SAMUEL INGHAM'S NAME IS
ON MONEY FROM YOUR AREA? MY FIRST FAMILY MEMBER
FROM NEW HOPE WAS JONAS INGHAM THE HOUSE IS STILL
THERE AND OWNED BY A BUSINESS. I WOULD APPRECIATE
ANY INFO THAT I CAN RECEIVE ON THE INGHAM FAMILY.
THEY OWNED PAPER MILLS, AND FULLING MILLS. -
CNUNLEY@GTEFCU.NET (06/02)
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Enjoy
the day and keep up your uplifting messages to
us all.
Dona Duncan ...You do such a nice job on this web page and I'm sure
it is appreciated by all who read your shared info.... Dona Duncan
(05/02)
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Do
you have any information on covered bridge tours
of bucks county? - KS Brown (05/02)
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Hello,
I am an art therapist and I belong to a small
group of painters. We enjoy getting together
and laughing and painting and sharing interesting
tips. Now we are in the process of looking for
a space to have a show? Could you suggest a place
we might rent? Thank you for having such a wonderful
site and glad you enjoyed your trip. -DD (05/02)
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I
need to respond to a message on your message
board
dated 12/01. To: J Maclean whose grandfather
is artist William Maclean. I can e-mail you a
picture of your grandfather's sketch "The
Ox Team" I have his original sketch and some background information
of the picture and your grandfather..please respond to my e-mail
lkelley@nethandson.com or kelley's music@pcom.net. I live just outside
of Buffalo, NY.
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Last
year there was an antiques show in Tinicum Park
in Erwinna produced by Ellen Katona & Bob
Lutz. Their e-mail and phone are disconnected.
Do you know if this show will go on in 2002?
Thanks.
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I
recently completed a form on your Internet Site
to ask if it is possible to have a White Christmas
around New Hope PA. We live in Queensland, Australia
and our Christmas temperature is normally 100f
(37c). We have never had a cool day or snow at
Christmas so it is a plan to have a White Christmas
before it is too late to do so.
Attached are photos of New Years sunrise taken 4:30am this year.
As you can see it was another hot day but the Pacific Surf was warm,
the Prawns,Mud Crabs, Corel Trout and Tropical Fruit Salad sprinkled
with Macadamia Nuts and washed down with an Aussie Beer was nice.- John
Mewett, Queensland, Australia (1/02)
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Even
though I'm across the river I really appreciate
the up-dates.
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I
found the following commentary in your Faces & Places
section:
I have an original etching by
William Maclean "The Ox Team" said
he lived in New Hope (born 1897,
Quincy, Mass.) Can you tell me
anything about him or his etchings
or whom to contact for more info.
Thank You- Linda Kelly (11/01)
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William
MacLean was my grandfather and he had a summer
home in the 40s in the New Hope area. I would
be interested in contacting Miss Kelly. -
J MacLean (12/01)
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Your
New Hope website brought back many fond memories.
I lived in New Hope from 1981 - 1993. Prior to that I was raised
in Doylestown, but spent most of my free time in New Hope. I have
many wonderful memories of Thanksgiving, and Christmas in New Hope.
Getting snowed in, and living in down town New Hope is one of my
best memories and favorite time of year there. Many people have since
passed away. I wish I could have said good-by. I'm sure many things
have changed and I understand that I would not recognize the place.
I miss the old days. - Frank Nieves, Salem, OR (12/01)
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I would like to rent a large house for a weekend
or so in March. Any suggestions??? Thanks! -
Todd (12/01) tbromberg@littler.com
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Hi,
folks! My dear friend Sally Stang sent me a note,
tellling me about the piece you did on her. After
reading it, I cruised your site for a bit and
thoroughly enjoyed it. I was born in Philadelphia
and raised in Bucks County, so this was a special
find -- especially at this time of year (Dec).
I've bookmarked it. I'm not a desert person and
miss the rural charm I grew up with -- and the
seasons!! Best to you, and keep up the good work! -
Ailim Wolfe Keyes (12/01)
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There
once was a store that printed whatever you desired
on a book jacket. Is it still there? Tel no.? -
S. Lang, Pgh, PA (12/01)
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I
am looking for information about M. Elizabeth
Price (1875-1960), a woman artist associated
with the New Hope Colony and The Philadelphia
Ten. Thanks for any help with information about
her and/or her work. - P. Taft, Atlanta, GA
(11/01)
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I'm looking for a restaurant that offers Thanksgiving
Dinner with all the trimmings. Doesn't
have to be in New Hope but we love it
there. (11/01)
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Hi
there. Vicki and I are about to leave Texas where
we have been taking care of my mother. Frankly,
we're looking for work and a place to live. I
have over thirty years experience in the advertising
business, and I also have tried my hand at refurnishing
wooden furniture. Vicki is a beginner in furniture
reupholstery, with a deep interest in alternative
religions. Does anyone have any ideas about how
we might fit into the New Hope culture? - Stephen & Vicki
Heller (11/01)
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I
just wanted to know to whom I send a play for
consideration. My partner had a terrific musical
version of 'Come Back, Little Sheba" performed
at the White Barn in Westport Connecticut over
Labor Day and I have a CD and script if someone
is interested. -
Jeffrey Haller (11/01)
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I
have an original etching by William Maclean "The
Ox Team" said he lived in New Hope (born
1897, Quincy, Mass.) Can you tell me anything
about him or his etchings or whom to contact
for more info. Thank You- Linda Kelly (11/01)
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My
friends and I are interested in the possibility
of paranormal activities at Van Sant Bridge,
but we are having trouble location exactly where
it is. Could you please help us out? Thank you.- Heather
Tomar (11/01)
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My
father, Francis Lovett did the restoration on
the Parry Mansion in the 70's and rebuilt the
Parry barn from rubble in the 60's ( dates are
as I think I remeber). -Abigail Lovett(10/01)
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I
would like to book a reservation at either the
Aaron Burr House or the Wedgewood online, but
I cannot find an official website to do so. Please
let me know how i can do this, thanks so much.
- WF, jiminey31@aol.com (10/01)
www.nhsgrads.com
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I
found a New Hope Solebury High School Alumni
website at
in
case anyone's interested. I think
it's new.- Victor Billings (9/01)
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Thanks
for the email - its my first!!! I've always wanted
to go to New Hope, but haven't made it YET -
will try when the leaves begin to turn. - V.
Morgan (9/01)
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Someone
was telling me there was an "Apple Festival" in
New Hope. Is this true and if so when is it?
Thanks - Heidi (9/01)
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Interested
in information concerning the December 15th Dinner/play/tour
- Charles Dickens Theme event. Thank you. -Cheryl
(9/01)
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Would
you happen to have the address and telephone
number of a shop called "Bag Ladies" right
before the little bridge leaving NewHope towards
Peddlers Village. Thanks - Michelle (9/01)
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HI,
I'M LOOKING FOR A PET FRIENDLY PLACE IN NEW HOPE,
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE TOWN'S SHOPS AND
RESTAURANTS. THANKS - J (9/01)
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I
am looking for a covered bridge driving tour
in the New Hope/Lambertville area. Also interesting
moderately priced dining. Thankyou. - Alice
S. (8/01)
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I
love your site and your newsletter! Thanks! -
Becky (8/01)
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Hi--just
love to add, and nothing against Kirin Mishra,
but other fantastic yoga teachers represent,
and may be called yoga, in new hope too. One
is Mary at L'Avantage who has been teaching for
years and is very famous (I think she is over
70 years old). The other is Maureen Schott at
the Center Club who has also been teaching in
the area for twenty years and has a phenomenal
reputation. Maureen is the consumate teacher
with fantastic training. That is what is interesting
about new hope - not one person, even a fine
yoga teacher, defines it all...broad generalizations
are always a bit dangerous in my opinion.Thanks
and great web site. - Mae Sakharov (8/01)
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Ed.
Note: Each person I interview touches me in
some way. My intent is not meant in any way
to overlook the gifts and talents that so many
other people in our town have to offer. Thank
you for your comments.
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Can
someone please help me? I have been looking for
links or anything at all to get me to any kind
of site containing Bowman's Tower in Washington's
Crossing .... I have been telling and telling
my husband about it for years, and he's finally
agreed to take me, but I can't find any info
on it, or pictures of it anywhere. Please help
if you can, I didn't know where else to go.....
Thank You for Your Understanding, - Debbie
(8/01)
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Ed.
Note: I tried emailing you and it was returned
to me. Go to Bowman's Hill Tower website at http://www.bhwp.org/.
Enjoy!
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Do
you have any ghost tour? If you do could you
e-mail me the information on them. - Eric
Nocito (8/01)
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I
am trying to locate a phonenumber for READINGS
BY EDITH on 7 W. Mechanic St. in New Hope. Can
you help me? Thanks! - C. Stokes, NJ (8/01)
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comments:
Hi, we were recently in town and saw an ad for
a celebrity art gallery or something similar...My
husband has some original John Lennon art he
is trying to sell and was hoping to find a local
dealer....saw the sign in New Hope but we can't
remember where!! I have searched the web using
a variety of combos to no avail! We would appreciate
any info you can give us. - Ruth (8/01)
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Greetings
to the editor, Just read your July news. Activity
in New Hope these days just amazes me. In May,
we had the privilege to sightsee most of Bucks
Co.and found it a thriving metropolis. We enjoyed
many of the fine dining "spas": in particular
Pipersville Inn. Loved it.... We were amazed
to see all the condominium complexes, all very
urban and lovely. We also dined at the Logan
Inn. The restoration is wonderfully accomplished
and the cuisine was most enjoyable. Thanks for
writing again. Enjoy keeping up with events.
- Trudi Gleason, Visalia, CA (8/01)
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I
did visit your town. We were ticketed by your
police force for parking mildly askew in a valid
parking area.You could not even read the signs
since half of the letters were missing. This
left a very bitter taste in my mouth and unfortunately
I will never return. Your town reeks of a tourist
trap. - Anonym. (8/01 )
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