He indicated it was a small parking lot by the river [maybe for  
boaters or fishermen?] so maybe it wasn't the furnace, but it was  
something and he seemed happy that it was protected under the layer  
of asphalt. Yes, it's still pretty rural, but new shopping areas are  
creeping in, and housing.

Nancy

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--Daniel Boone



On Mar 9, 2007, at 5:44 PM, Lyle E. Browning wrote:

> On Mar 9, 2007, at 4:42 PM, Sunshine49 wrote:
>
>> When I was recently out there doing some look-ups, the man at the  
>> library said something, I think it was the furnace, was now under  
>> a small paved parking lot near the river, and so protected. I  
>> think it is on land that is preserved, not open to development.  
>> Look it up and send them an email.
> I fervently hope it wasn't the furnace as it sticks out of a  
> hillside and would have to have been flattened for that to happen.  
> I'm sure it wasn't the furnace as it's beside a stream up against a  
> hill and as it's entirely rural, there's no parking lot needed.
>
> Lyle Browning, RPA
>
>>
>> Nancy
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