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urbpanWe went back to Dogtown again on Sunday. Here are my pictures. Kind of a weird assortment, really.
The day before was rainy, and several paths had changed into streams.
From oddnewengland.com: "In 1892, a man named James Merry was killed on Dogtown Common by a taunted domestic animal and engraved stones mark the spot of the attack and where his body was found." Apparently this imbecile was "hazing" a bull, when it killed him.
Similar, but much better photographs at my wife's journal.
The day before was rainy, and several paths had changed into streams.
From oddnewengland.com: "In 1892, a man named James Merry was killed on Dogtown Common by a taunted domestic animal and engraved stones mark the spot of the attack and where his body was found." Apparently this imbecile was "hazing" a bull, when it killed him.
Similar, but much better photographs at my wife's journal.
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Date: 2006-02-07 07:21 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-02-07 07:30 pm (UTC)I haven't found any illustrations of old Dogtown, but I did read The Last Days of Dogtown which is a very evocative dramatization of daily life in the village. (life pretty much sucked)
I also just found this map of the Babson rocks today.