Good beavers! I'm sure they left the EM Club alone. <g> I've driven
the Bangor to Presque Isle run a few times. It is the subject of a
famous country & western song about a tombstone every mile, or some
such. I haven't been recently, though. My guess is it's not as
deserted as it once was. I recall driving the Airline (Route 9)
between Bangor and Calais some years ago and it was a lot like the
Hainesville Woods, but in the past five or six years it's become a lot
less isolated. Still pretty damn rural, but less so than it once was.
I believe there are at least two places to get gas between Bangor and
Calais now. The first time I drove the Airline, I don't recall even
one. (Local legend says it's called the Airline because some engineer
took a ruler and drew a straight line between Bangor and Calais and
then built a road, topography be damned. Kinda like the Romans.)
--Bob Whitmire
www.bwp33.com
On Mar 18, 2009, at 1:19 AM, Paul Laughlin wrote:
> And then there were the beavers over by the officer's club on the
> base.
> They kept returning and rebuilding their dam and flooding the
> officer's
> club.
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