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Some Aggie traditions didn't require a ticket or a big event.

All it took was the first warm spring afternoon… and suddenly Keathley "Beach" was packed. Blankets out, sunglasses on, everyone soaking up the sun after a long winter of classes. Walking by, you knew spring had officially arrived.

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I remember it well. Lived in Moses from 74 - 76. A walk by Keathley Beach in the fall and spring on the way to class was a given. 1976 Aggieland even had a section for it.

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You already named it Keathly beach was the tits, Moses Hall RAB spring 76 to spring 79 third floor south side.

Duckhook said:

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I remember it well. Lived in Moses from 74 - 76. A walk by Keathley Beach in the fall and spring on the way to class was a given. 1976 Aggieland even had a section for it.

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The coeds pictured here from the "Aggieland" are now about 70 years old.

And so am I

We planned our outfit runs to go right through there!

And?

Olsen Field. Skip classes on a Tuesday afternoon game and catch some rays.

Thin was in!

What about Mt. Aggie? You could take a Snow Skiing class there.

eATMup-Reveille said:

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What about Mt. Aggie? You could take a Snow Skiing class there.

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Mt Aggie was there for a few years and then gone a few years later.

I remember Potaylor

riverrataggie said:

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I remember Potaylor

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RIP

skied Mt Aggie '90 or '91… can't remember which year or semester

Keathly Beach… right around the corner from my McInnis 110