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Originally Posted by Donzi Minx
Perhaps the real reason that Ames Farm stopped public launching was the liability aspect of the spectators in their chaise lounges so close to perils at the ramps.
Remember is well, and then again there was Roland directing traffic....
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You may have posted this in jest, but Ames Farm did not voluntarily close their ramps to the public, it was forced upon them by the town. Really sad when one person with an ax to grind can shut down a revenue stream for a long standing business (the property has been in the family since 1777). That being said, I do enjoy the quiet with the ramps closed.
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