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Paradise Found For many years Sandy Pond provided visitors with the thrill of discovery and the joy of escape.
Head for the Hill Among the sandhills that separate The Pond from Lake Ontario, one had special appeal.
Climb It No More Alas, all good things come to an end. The story of a sandhill that was loved to death.
The Twilight Zone Okay, so how do you get to Sandy Pond? In a time machine set for the 1930s.
The Rise – and Fall Things were never the same after the troll appeared on the bridge to the beach.
Who's a Hippy? A former Sandy Pond resident clarifies my account of the rapid decline of Sandy Island Beach.
It Was This Big! We began each vacation believing we'd finally catch The Big One. Silly us.
Nature's Way Severe winters turn Sandy Pond into an Arctic outpost. You never know what spring will bring.
Sandy Pond Update Damage done, the beach is now owned and managed by New York State. Much has changed.
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Faithful to The Pond The Majors and Smolinskis weren't alone in their love of Sandy Pond. Several share memories.
Pine Lodge Hal Johns recalls his vacations at one of Sandy Pond's most visible cottages. At times, too visible.
Bernie Carr's stories A long-time Sandy Pond visitor has some tales to tell.
More photos Snapshots taken at the beach in the 1920s and the '70s.
 
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