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hammer66;10853 said:
hey anybody from providence or southern new england area?
From Worcester, MA here. Lived in Boston for almost 20 years.
yes it is a shame to see any old building go,wish i saw before it was torn dwon.the only thing left was some granite mudsills,wich we did not crush the put them aside for resale. however i wish i could have stayed on a little so i could pickup a few lobsters of the boats coming in to port I will have to return soon to take my kids to the waleing museam now that i now where it is
idont recall the g.c.name only,partially .his first name was neil the outfit was from new hampshire that was on site#1 site to was a co-op two guys from r.i. who weve done work with in the past fred gomes and bob lanni really good guys,good operators,need a plant?
12:13 PM
Hate to see those old taverns go away. They are timeless. Rory Nugent just wrote a cool new book about the decline of New Bedford called Down at the Docks. Talks about the old whaling town in a state of decline. Sad to see. It's a classic New England story. How about all those old abandoned mills too.
Check it out.
ABOUT THIS BOOK
thank you brocktonpete,tha last gig i had in mass. was in new bedford we had a crusher rental down on ashley blvd for cvs. they took down 3 houses and a small tavern.thanks for responding its really cool......
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