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What was that place in Mass called and where was it - I'm curious.

Lawsons Triple Play IPA http://www.lawsonsfinest.com/index.php

Got some great replies - thank you all. Pepperell or Skydive NE are both the same distance from me - so maybe that is a better question? Though likely not for this forum.

After 3 tandems I've finally got the cash and time for AFF this spring. After reading all about tunnel time and the benefits AND having Skyventure NH in my backyard I got 10 minutes in gift certs for Christmas and now looking for coach recommendations. Please post or PM me with great coaches that help those looking to prepare for AFF Thanks, John

I found this thread while searching and found it helpful even though not in the market for a rig yet. http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=3928524;sb=post_latest_reply;so=ASC;forum_view=forum_view_collapsed;;page=unread#unread

http://mo.statesman.com/business/technology/google-opens-ebookstore-to-challenge-kindle-1103630.html Google public domain books have always worked on kindle but the new Google bookstore that works across all the other devices and can be bought from multiple vendors is not compatible with Kindle. Sorry I should have been clearer, but supporting independents is important and with Kindle that is not possible.

Google Books not compatible with Kindle. I have had old Sony Reader, Kindle2, and iPad. iPad is the winner because it does so much AND is a reader. Plus I love that with google books I can buy books from independents, barnes and noble, google direct, free books from the library, etc. Once you go Kindle you are forced to buy all your books from one place: Amazon. Just my 2 cents. I still like real books at least half the time - they are like old friends throughout my bookshelves in my home.

2009 Goldwing. Previously a Concours and a Ninja 250