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A Road Trip Era Comes to A Damp End in Vermont
SO LONG, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE PHISH... by Kevin C. Borgia

Twenty-three year-old Ben Pomeroy and two friends left their home in Greenville, South Carolina, Friday morning on a road trip to see old friends. Twenty-two hours later, they joined the line on I-91 with thousands of others waiting to enter tiny Coventry, Vermont, where friends Trey, Page, Mike and Jon would be arriving soon. However, Ben and most of the masses had never even met the four men. They only knew them as the band Phish, who played their final shows last weekend. But tragedy seemed to befall Pomeroy when he heard the band's management was turning vehicles away due to torrential rains that rendered huge areas of the 600-acre concert site unusable. But after their 1000-mile journey, Pomeroy and friends wouldn't take "no" for an answer. They locked their car, grabbed all they could carry, and began the eight-hour hike...[Read more]