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- Nov 4, 2015
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Four days till lockdown for goose egg one.
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Last time I went Candlepin bowling was in Boston, back in the 70's. But I googled it the other day and found a Candlepin alley not too far from me. I was going to go check it out soon! I'll have to look at Duckpin. It's too bad so many things that we grew up on are disappearing.I'm a duckpin man; shorter pins, same ball, I think; never tried candlepins...don't have them here. Tried tenpins for a short while, but never could put any action on the ball; could hear the holes hit the lane on every revolution.
Duckpin bowling is a dying sport. Parts for the pin setters aren't made anymore, so they're pretty much all from other houses that have closed their doors. The sport originated in Baltimore, I believe (there's a picture of Babe Ruth in a Baltimore alley), and spread up into New England in its heyday, but was essentially confined to the northern half of the East coast. Used to be 3 or 4 duckpin houses in this area; I bowl in the only one left
Quote: yes he is or WAS, he is now finishing up his lineman training he is a monkey I have other videos but didnt upload of him swinging on those ropes jumping from area to area and swing jumping drove me insane but I couldnt stop watching him.
HEYyes he is or WAS, he is now finishing up his lineman training he is a monkey I have other videos but didnt upload of him swinging on those ropes jumping from area to area and swing jumping drove me insane but I couldnt stop watching him.
Anyone have name ideas for my baby gosling hatching next week