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To: Dave who wrote (9)12/18/2000 4:12:34 PM
From: DaYooper  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 37
 
When bears attacked, bulls were killed.

...and thus there was "blood in the streets" eh?

Cool story Dave. I wonder how much of that history is actually true.

So was that famous cottonwood tree within the walls or is that unrelated folklore?



To: Dave who wrote (9)12/18/2000 4:12:56 PM
From: McNabb Brothers  Respond to of 37
 
Dave,

I really appreciate the history lesson if it is indeed true! Very interesting!

Hank



To: Dave who wrote (9)12/19/2000 4:11:24 PM
From: SteveJerseyShore  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 37
 
The wall served to keep the bulls in, and the bears out. When bears attacked, bulls were killed

I guess the Bears must have been hiding
out in the Subway.
Either that, or they were fishing for Salmon in the East River.


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