chiefbowes
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Re: How Many Western NY'rs Are here ?
Livingston County here. I do sales and cover all of western NY
Livingston County here. I do sales and cover all of western NY
How Many Western NYrs Are here ?
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rochester
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Near Gowanda
Near Gowanda
Oraitbertaig
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Hello,
Niagara Falls here. Greeting from the Cataract City.
Hello,
Niagara Falls here. Greeting from the Cataract City.
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macomb ny
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captaincrunch
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Westfield NY in chataqua county
New to the site
Do you know anything about the treasure in the Gorge here?
Westfield NY in chataqua county
New to the site
Do you know anything about the treasure in the Gorge here?
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Welcome Cap'n!!! The treasure in the gorge is a very interesting tale for sure, but you may spend a lifetime and never find it. I also like the story of the silver chopper which crashed off Westfield in the lake. Good luck to you!!!! If you need help haulin' that treasure I'm just south of Jamestown
Greg
Welcome Cap'n!!! The treasure in the gorge is a very interesting tale for sure, but you may spend a lifetime and never find it. I also like the story of the silver chopper which crashed off Westfield in the lake. Good luck to you!!!! If you need help haulin' that treasure I'm just south of Jamestown
Greg
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Thanks
Do you know of any websites that has those legends or stories on it.
Also, if you know any other stories please post them
Thanks
Do you know of any websites that has those legends or stories on it.
Also, if you know any other stories please post them
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As of 2 days ago, Oswego.
I uprooted from SW AZ and did the "Grapes of Wrath" move all the way here. Hell of a change. I am looking forward to being able to sink my digger into this nice soft moist soil instead of having to use a pick ax in caliche, rocky dirt.
By the way, anybody know about Oswego's rules on detecting in city parks? I know the fort is off limits but perhaps not the ball field right next door!
As of 2 days ago, Oswego.
I uprooted from SW AZ and did the "Grapes of Wrath" move all the way here. Hell of a change. I am looking forward to being able to sink my digger into this nice soft moist soil instead of having to use a pick ax in caliche, rocky dirt.
By the way, anybody know about Oswego's rules on detecting in city parks? I know the fort is off limits but perhaps not the ball field right next door!
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Did you have wind damage? Would be a terrible welcome for ya.
The ballfield is part of the grounds. It's where the buildings were for the refugees during WWII. The fort folks get mighty persnickity about md'ing anywhere in the area, hence the sign at the entrance to the fort. But there are areas around Oswego that were right in the thick of things during the battles(17th&18th century). Just ask permission.
Good luck and by the way, try "Rudy's" for a great fish sandwich.
jernigan00 said:
Did you have wind damage? Would be a terrible welcome for ya.
The ballfield is part of the grounds. It's where the buildings were for the refugees during WWII. The fort folks get mighty persnickity about md'ing anywhere in the area, hence the sign at the entrance to the fort. But there are areas around Oswego that were right in the thick of things during the battles(17th&18th century). Just ask permission.
Good luck and by the way, try "Rudy's" for a great fish sandwich.
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Thanks Tricia.
When the storm hit we were still staying at the motel......though we were driving around in it like a couple of dumb tourists. Our second day here and were saying to each other "is this normal for here? What did we get ourselves into moving here?".
Anyways I can't wait to get some swinging time in up here. I'm amazed at all the old homes in town and around. Are there any laws against detecting the city parks or areas of grass right near the street curb or do I need permission from the city, etc?
8)
Thanks Tricia.
When the storm hit we were still staying at the motel......though we were driving around in it like a couple of dumb tourists. Our second day here and were saying to each other "is this normal for here? What did we get ourselves into moving here?".
Anyways I can't wait to get some swinging time in up here. I'm amazed at all the old homes in town and around. Are there any laws against detecting the city parks or areas of grass right near the street curb or do I need permission from the city, etc?
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Not sure. Just flat out ask if in doubt.
My experiences in the area were always private property where the owners said yes.
Or along the shoreline but it's mostly rock. Found oodles of old fish hooks that must have gotten stuck in the rocks on the backside of a cast. LOL
Yeah, the weather there can be sunny and happy one minute and KABLAM storm roles in the next minute. You may hear stories about there being tie lines at the college because the winter winds blow hard and the students can't walk the pathways to the buildings. GOOD story. Not true. However when I was in school up there I can vouch for having skinny friends that always held on to my hefty frame on windy days. It can be seriously intense wind raging off that lake.
But OMG, the sunsets....wow. Set up your chairs along the cliff at the fort and just watch the colors dance in the sky at dusk.
Good luck, have fun. Avoid the Harborfest at all costs unless you enjoy massive drunken crowds. Go out of town that weekend. LMAO
Not sure. Just flat out ask if in doubt.
My experiences in the area were always private property where the owners said yes.
Or along the shoreline but it's mostly rock. Found oodles of old fish hooks that must have gotten stuck in the rocks on the backside of a cast. LOL
Yeah, the weather there can be sunny and happy one minute and KABLAM storm roles in the next minute. You may hear stories about there being tie lines at the college because the winter winds blow hard and the students can't walk the pathways to the buildings. GOOD story. Not true. However when I was in school up there I can vouch for having skinny friends that always held on to my hefty frame on windy days. It can be seriously intense wind raging off that lake.
But OMG, the sunsets....wow. Set up your chairs along the cliff at the fort and just watch the colors dance in the sky at dusk.
Good luck, have fun. Avoid the Harborfest at all costs unless you enjoy massive drunken crowds. Go out of town that weekend. LMAO
how u do n
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Jamestown here give me a shout
dan
Jamestown here give me a shout
dan
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Steuben county. Hornell.
Steuben county. Hornell.
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Seneca Castle, Ontario Co. here, moving to Hammond NY St.Lawrence Co. soon, where I will be clueless on place to detect.
Seneca Castle, Ontario Co. here, moving to Hammond NY St.Lawrence Co. soon, where I will be clueless on place to detect.
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Dave from Tonawanda NY
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Niagara County, Gasport here!
Niagara County, Gasport here!
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Elma, Erie County
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