Pics from CT meeting!

[Karen]

Great gettogether........finally Donna and David meet......how cute and adorable.......

I´ve been coming back and forth and still can´t figure how in the world do you say the lake´s name? ........really a tongue twister haha
can you imagine telling someone.."go near the lake (place name here)......" haha by the time you are done saying the name it will be hours past LOL

lovely view......

¡¡¡I want to attend a meeting!!! (makes note to herself)

It's easy to say, just long. It's pronounced "Chog-agog Man-Chog-agog char-bunna Gun-ga-mog" - the capital letters indication emphasis. And locals, by the way, refer to it as Webster Lake.

[caseysmom]

Karen, is that a native american name?

[Karen]

Karen, is that a native american name?

Theoretically it's a Nipmuc name, though hard to rpove. The area was Nipmuc territory before Europeans came. The Nipmucs wiped out my hometown (just north of Webster) twice before the "settlers" managed to stay settled.

[davidpizzica]

Karen, I managed to pronounce the name of that lake! Give me a couple of months and I'll get it down pat. Did you say the local kids grow up pronouncing it?!

[Karen]

Karen, I managed to pronounce the name of that lake! Give me a couple of months and I'll get it down pat. Did you say the local kids grow up pronouncing it?!

Those with the right parents do! My mother's high school history teacher gave extra points on a certain grade if kids could say the name correctly, no stumbling, so we all learned it just in case!

[Husky_mom]

It's easy to say, just long. It's pronounced "Chog-agog Man-Chog-agog char-bunna Gun-ga-mog" - the capital letters indication emphasis. And locals, by the way, refer to it as Webster Lake.

I must be soooo blonde today.....haha I can´t seem to say it right LOL

smarty locals........Webster Lake.........