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Ps: This site is monitored but not actively posting on a regular basis. Mostly these are stories & some photos saved from a defunct site known as Verdun Connections which was on MSN Groups initially then on a social network called Multiply.
If you took the stairwell up to the 3rd floor in those musty stinky sheds, you could climb the ladder up to the roof. We would throw off homemade parachutes (hanky, string and a heavy nail), paper planes. or try and hit a passerby with a pebble and duck when they looked up. It was a bit scary up there for myself, b/c you never knew if some idiot would 'pretend' to push you off the edge, and getting busted by an adult, who would teach us a lesson, was no picnic either. The Verdun lanes were full of adventure for us little farts. Second Avenue.
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Guy, Verdun has certainly improved its appearance with the demolition of these sheds. They were fun to play in though years ago. Thanks, Ralph.
If you took the stairwell up to the 3rd floor in those musty stinky
sheds, you could climb the ladder up to the roof.
We would throw off homemade parachutes (hanky, string and a heavy
nail), paper planes. or try and hit a passerby with a pebble and duck
when they looked up. It was a bit scary up there for myself, b/c you
never knew if some idiot would 'pretend' to push you off the edge,
and getting busted by an adult, who would teach us a lesson, was no
picnic either. The Verdun lanes were full of adventure for us little
farts.
Second Avenue.
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