Capital Region Scrapbook: Saying so long to summer
Company picnics and fairs wound down season in ’66, ’67
Monday, September 3, 2012
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For Dave Reynolds, far right at left, last call for summer meant one more meal in the dining room at Camp Boyhaven. Don Tuttle got the chance for another rural-urban party at Pine Grove Farms in Duanesburg. Jodi Pangman used the last days of fading August to meet friends at the Cobleskill Sunshine Fair. That’s how people wrapped up their summer days and nights in 1966 and 1967...
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