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I lived in Monterey, MA as a camp director for years. We had dial up forever and they were able to get 100 kbs in 2003 till today at almost $75 a month. There

by baldfat 11y ago

I lived in Monterey, MA as a camp director for years. We had dial up forever and they were able to get 100 kbs in 2003 till today at almost $75 a month. There is no way I can tell you how rural it is. When we had a medical emergency we speed 90 mph + one time down the road to meet the ambulance half way to the hospital that was 45 minutes away. Houses are about 1/2 mile away from each other on dirt roads that are not plowed during the winter. The center of town equals one general store and the post office and maybe 8 homes. The one saving grace for funding is that many rich and famous people have summer homes there. It would be great for these people to actually have

mitchty 11y ago
Sounds a lot like where I was born. Well outside of the summer homes for rich people bit that is. Fun bit about not plowed roads in winter. We had a storm come through one year in the... 90's? can't recall but anyway the national guard had to, well there is no good way to describe this, tunnel might be a good analogy, their way through 13" snow drifts. That was fun. Was like driving through the death star for the rest of the winter.