Now you've seen it ALL

[Tom Driscoll]

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I live in the next town and we've had a good laugh at this folly for
some time now. I suspect that they may pull up a rusty plate with some
wire hanging from it, but the rest of the piano must be mud by now.

This group does do good works so perhaps the publicity will help in some
way.

            Tom Driscoll

            



This subject has been discussed before. If, indeed, the piano is there,
you might be surprised at how much of it might still be intact. Wood and
other fibers don't disintegrate under water. Look at all the ships that
have gone down. They're still down there. In shallow waters, waves might
have strewn the wood parts about, but in very deep water, ships are left
virtually in tact for centuries. 

Wim 

            

            Wim,

            You may be right there. Maybe I should volunteer----Any one
know where I can get a 55 gallon drum of C.A.?

            Wait I have a better idea,--I'll get a Kimball console ,push
it out on the ice and hope it falls through before being seen! I'm sure
the Mezzo Thermonial Stabilizer will protect it till spring.

            Tom Driscoll


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