Posted by Dave Sherburne, NY on November 19, 2018 at 09:36:11 from (172.79.131.8):
In Reply to: Ice Skating posted by Rusty6 on November 18, 2018 at 17:27:58:
My father used to tell stories about riding a bobsled from the top of east hill here in town down and out to the river on the west side of town. They had guys stationed at the 4 cross streets to stop traffic. Would have been about a mile long ride.This was back in the 1930's. When I was a young sprout, he built us a sled about 8 feet long to ride down the road. It was made of two sleds of the flexible flyer type one fixed to the rear of an 8ft. board and one "steerable" on the front. For summer fun we tried my mothers buggy to ride down the hill, only once,, a fella could get hurt trying to steer that thing with baling twine tied to the front axle
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