Grafton Free Market

[Russell Kanning]

that went well
let's do it again on Sunday

someone came up with our new time

"lunchtime"

[Ron Helwig]

1000 Main street (hwy 4)

But what is the address?

[Russell Kanning]

that is it

[Ron Helwig]

that is it

Google doesn't think so.

[MaineShark]

that is it

Google doesn't think so.

Try MapQuest.  Their maps seem to be a lot better (at least for NH).

Joe

[Russell Kanning]

it worked on yahoo

this is the link for me
http://maps.yahoo.com/index.php?ard=1&q1=1000%20Main%20St%2C%20Grafton%2C%20NH%2003240#mvt=m&lat=43.58419&lon=-71.975351&zoom=14&q1=1000%20Main%20St%2C%20Grafton%2C%20NH%2003240

[KBCraig]

it worked on yahoo

this is the link for me
http://maps.yahoo.com/index.php?ard=1&q1=1000%20Main%20St%2C%20Grafton%2C%20NH%2003240#mvt=m&lat=43.58419&lon=-71.975351&zoom=14&q1=1000%20Main%20St%2C%20Grafton%2C%20NH%2003240

How about this?

[Russell Kanning]

so i will make an attempt tomorrow, but maybe it will just rain all day

yes that is exactly what the jobsite used to look like

[KBCraig]

yes that is exactly what the jobsite used to look like

Maybe the Ron Paul sign could be replaced, with "BABIARZ FOR GOVERNOR" on one side, and "MERLE FOR SHERIFF" on the other.

[Lloyd Danforth]

It  has already been replaced

[Ron Helwig]

So I drove by it today, on an unrelated visit. I didn't see anyone there. I wasn't aware that it is the old Ofer place.

[Russell Kanning]

when it is pouring rain we dont' stay
I was only there for maybe a few minutes each time

we are on for Wednesday

[Mike Barskey]

yes that is exactly what the jobsite used to look like

Maybe the Ron Paul sign could be replaced, with "BABIARZ FOR GOVERNOR" on one side, and "MERLE FOR SHERIFF" on the other.

You're kidding, right?

[KBCraig]

yes that is exactly what the jobsite used to look like

Maybe the Ron Paul sign could be replaced, with "BABIARZ FOR GOVERNOR" on one side, and "MERLE FOR SHERIFF" on the other.

You're kidding, right?

Ya think?

[MaineShark]

Actually, I like that idea.

But come up with an "interesting" slogan for each.

Joe