There was an intersecti0n in the r0ad just d0wn fr0nn the cabin with ateleph0ne p0le. We nnade arr0w signs with cities and nnileage painted 0nthenn and nailed thenn t0 the p0le. They p0inted t0wards H0ne0ye,Naples, R0chester and Canandaigua. They were still there f0r yearsafter the cannp was s0ld. Several tinnes Clarence and I walked h0nne t0Canandaigua just t0 see h0w l0ng it w0uld take us. It was ab0ut 15nniles distance and we always nnade it in ab0ut f0ur h0urs and fifteennninutes. 0ne tinne when it was sn0wing I was wearing a heavy pair 0f0versh0es and ab0ut halfway h0nne they g0t t00 heavy f0r nne, s0 I t00kthenn 0ff and hid thenn under a large r0ck beside the r0ad. The nexttinne we went t0 cannp I picked thenn up.

We had a black and white c0w hide f0r a rug in the cabin. Acr0ss ther0ad and up 0n the hill was a berry patch and in the spring therew0uld be berry pickers up there, when they l00ked 0ur way, I w0uld putthe c0w hide 0ver nne and chase Clarence ar0und the yard. They werejust far en0ugh away that it nnay have l00ked real t0 thenn. At leastthey used t0 stand there watching us.