Bill Koski, I wonder if he's related to Vern Koski, worked for Jay Dee,
tunnel foreman, I worked with?

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Cuyler Page wrote:

> Did you play in Llenroc Stone Quarry or ride your bike down Turkey Hill?
>
> This BP connection list continues to blow my mind.
>
> Cuyler Page
> (formerly known as JC, at 1222 Ellis Hollow Road when they
> finally invented house numbers)

cp,

We lived in Besemer in the valley on the other side of the hill south of
Ellis Hollow. Many times I would walk up Besemer Hill Rd. (dirt), west
along Snyder Hill Road (roughly paved) and then down Genung Rd. (dirt)
on the opposite of the long hill to Turkey Hill Rd. The dirt roads were
fairly steep, Besemer Hill went pretty much straight up, making driving
down a bit rough, and hiking up a breath taker. Certainly did bike a few
times down Turkey Hill. Never played at Llenroc, but went there often
enough in young-adult mode to purchase stone. Bill Koski worked there
for many years.

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