My Dad would take us skating on Sandy Pond and the Sudbury River as well as
Farrar Pond.
I remember that the ice seemed to disappear under the bridges. You had to
be very careful.
Sally
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My Mom always talks about skating on Long Pond and then over at Valley Pond.
My daughter doesn’t believe anyone ever skated on Long Pond as the landscape
has evolved so much. Nowadays I love the new tradition of the community ice
rink at Pierce House.
-Heather
Heather Ring
pronouns:
oston, near Plymouth. Could that be the
>>> one you're thinking of?
>>>
>>> June
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>>> From: Lincoln On Behalf Of Sarah
>>> Cannon Holden
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I remember skating on Long Pond in the
There is a Long Pond south of Boston, near Plymouth. Could that be the one
you're thinking of?
June
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I remember skating on Long Pond in the 1950s. Anyone know where it is?
Sarah Cannon Holden
> On Dec 22, 2022, at 2:15 PM, Susan Taylor wrote:
>
> Just for fun, share your favorite stories/memories of ice skating in Lincoln!
> I remember thick black ice on Beaver Pond in the 1990s when we
Back in the day, a word would go out and folks would convene at Valley Pond,
with food and libations.
Bonfires were lit, chairs set up and some would actually venture onto the ice
for a spirited, intergenerational game of ice hockey.
Others would tentatively make their way around the ice.
A
Just for fun, share your favorite stories/memories of ice skating in Lincoln!
I remember thick black ice on Beaver Pond in the 1990s when we could see fish
swimming under our skates! (We always brought a thick rope just in case.)
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