Re: [at-l] Previous question

["Thomas McGinnis" <tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us>]

Ouch. Might it have been scavenging? Old fittings, fixtures, doors, trim, finished wood flooring, beams and such, will fetch a pretty penny in just about any city. I've never been to the Doyle, but it sounds typical of the kind of building a rehabber would drool puddles over. And when that's over.....
Anybody see a bull dozer parked nearby?

>>> <ORRAT86@cs.com> 04/12/00 11:56AM >>>

PREVIOUSLY POSTED

"Back in the winter, someone wrote about the Doyel's, PA (unknown
spelling) and it's untimely closing. Is there any updates about it and
does anyone know if or when this hiker haven will ever be open again?

Mother Natures Son"
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A month ago when I passed through Dunncanon I saw carpenters working on the 
main level. It looked like major construction as most of the old interior had 
been removed. That's all I know, but would like to know more.

The Old RidgeRunner
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