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Anything up there?

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KevinDCHP wrote:
 
> Anything up there?
 
Moose and bears, dear too, lots of woods.
 
Lou

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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 05:51:10 -0400, "KevinDCHP" <KDCHP@ghet.net>
wrote:
 
>Anything up there?  
 
Depends where you're going!  The major town arund Moosehead Lake is
Greenville.  Greenville has all the major wireless services Verizon,
T-Mobile, cingular and Nextel.  Just FYI "Moosehead Lake" is an area.
It's not a town.
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What are dear?  I thought they were deer, LOL!!!
 
<Lou@GoForIt.net> wrote in message news:4301D4F8.8E0697F6@optonline.net...
> KevinDCHP wrote:
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>> Anything up there?
>
> Moose and bears, dear too, lots of woods.
>
> Lou
>
>

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Depends on if you're from the South or not on weather (HAHA I used the wrong  
word for weather when it should have been whether) it is deer or dear.  LOL
 
 
 
"J" <J@J.com> wrote in message news:_dtMe.2347$yb.1553@trndny01...
> What are dear?  I thought they were deer, LOL!!!
>
> <Lou@GoForIt.net> wrote in message news:4301D4F8.8E0697F6@optonline.net...
>> KevinDCHP wrote:
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>>> Anything up there?
>>
>> Moose and bears, dear too, lots of woods.
>>
>> Lou
>>
>>
>
>

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Call and ask the visitor center.  Tell them you plan on visiting and you are  
wondering if there is mobile telephone service up there.  Asking for such  
things in today's day and age is not uncommon and I think such information  
should be published more often in visitors guides and information packets.  
Though most people go to these types of places to "get away from it all" and  
have relaxation away from a ringing phone, sometimes it is nice to call back  
to work and call friends and brag about how great of a time you're having  
while rafting down a river out in the middle of nowhere.
 
Even better, I recently visited Brian Head, UT (for snowboarding this  
winter) and  in the past it was analog or digital roaming service only and,  
much to my surprise, this last year I went up; I had full Verizon service  
and not even extended network.  I really enjoyed being able to take a  
picture of the entire family in front of the fire and instantly email it off  
to friends and call family to check their email.  They were surprised to  
learn that I had just taken the picture ten minutes prior to me calling so  
it was almost like they were there enjoying the fun with us.  Really kind of  
cool for the geek in all of us.
 
 
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> Anything up there?
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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 07:58:48 -0400, Lou@GoForIt.net chose to add this to
the great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
 
>KevinDCHP wrote:
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>> Anything up there?
>
>Moose and bears, dear too, lots of woods.
 
Moose and deer and bears, oh my.
 
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Lou@GoForIt.net wrote:
>  BTW the above story is obviously untrue because refrigeration had not been
> invented back then.
>
> Lou
 
If the genie could turn the lake into Moosehead Beer, he certainly
could have made it cold.  Probably 42 degrees, as it should be.
 
Lena

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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 05:51:10 -0400, "KevinDCHP" <KDCHP@ghet.net>
wrote:
 
>Anything up there?  
>
The primary carriers in Maine are Unicel (RCC) and US Cellular. Unicel
uses GSM and USC - CDMA. Assuming you are a VZW customer with AC, you
should be able to get extended plan coverage in the Greenville area. I
guessing that there will be pretty limited service north of that point
 
jeb

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Cell service is spotty up there but the lake does have verizon coverage.