View Full Version : article in today's Boston Globe (June 10,
2013)  06-10-2013, 09:33 AM In today's Boston Globe (June 10,
2013) there's an article entitled "Hikers meet man who saved
their life" written by Billy Baker.  I find it to be a very
touching story. Harold Addison and Gerry Wright might have
perished on the summit of Mount Washington. But Guy Gosselin, a
member of the Observatory staff, let them inside, saving their
lives. According to policy, apparently he wasn't supposed to do
this. This was in 1963. The men would have died had Mr. Gosselin
not broken Observatory policy and let them in. According to the
article, the wind was blowing so hard it to Gerry Wright 45
minutes just to get up the steps to knock on the door.  I ask
you, Observatory staff members, would you not do the same thing
if this situation were to happen today? I would have to think
you would. How could any descent human being do otherwise?  But
apparently, that day back in March of 1963.. the rest of the
observatory staff weren't e