Ghost town??

--- On Sat, 8/30/08, Cadbury Moose wrote:

> From: Cadbury Moose
> Subject: Re: Ghost town??
> To: alt.books.tom-holt RemoveThis @firedrake.org
> Date: Saturday, August 30, 2008, 6:58 PM
> Jackie RemoveThis @Bookaholics.mbl wrote:
> >
> > >
> > That moose was not a villager to the best of my
> knowledge---
> > meaty stew, not chocolatey.
>
> Does that mean it's safe to come out of hiding yet?
>
> 3:O(>
>
> Cadbury
>
Of course, it's safe. I'd never hurt a friend. The moose involved was from New Hampshire or Vermont, possibly Maine and may even have been part of a "herd" of "beef moose" or the equivalent. But you'll be pleased to know that the family reunion takes place on "Moose Mountain" or so I've been told. One of the older generations, no longer among us, had a farm and the land was devided between some of the sons. It is now held as a "park/camp for decendents of the original holder. I tried pulling up the genealogy and it doesn't make it easy to figure out who was the original farmer. I can find myself, though, I'm 1-1-6-3-3-3, which gives you an idea how short/long the family tree is. We can find our way back to Canada but beyond that all gets confused.

Jackie
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Cadbury Moose wrote:
>Jackie@Bookaholics.mbl wrote:
>> That moose was not a villager to the best of my knowledge---
>> meaty stew, not chocolatey.
>Does that mean it's safe to come out of hiding yet?

while we like you very much it is a bit cramped under this rotting log.

The Woodlice
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