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br> -- Beverly Gunn br> East Texas Rancher /p> p> Why stop with just the house. Why not bring a lot of the good stuff back too? Stuff like hunting and fishing. Building tree houses. Building birdhouses and tinkering with old radios. Heath kits. Chopping wood. Sunday school. Church socials. Chickens and ducks. Rag and tube tail draggers. Old saw mills. Crystal radios. Row boats. Ham radios. There is much we could do to turn the clock back for our kids. Too bad some of it is now illegal, requires a building permit, results in higher property taxes, or is censured by a ham fisted government. Try opening a shooting program after school in your neighborhood or mine. br> -- Martin N. Tirrell br> Lisbon, New Hampshire /p>

Good Lord, you've been in Hurley! That's my father's home town, and I spent many a day there as a kid visiting one of my aunts.

And in Arlington I had the best steak of my life.

How did you ever wind up in North Andover?

p>Always enjoy your articles. br> -- Brian Hogan

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