ADK park a gun free zone .. sorry homeowners ..

[pshift]

That's interesting. The furthest west I have been in NYS is Tug Hill for snowmobiling and Unadilla (New Berlin) a bunch of times for the motocross race.

Anything west of those two points including the Adirondacks I am not familiar with.
Well, other than what I read anyways.

Unadilla? Been there once from downstate NY. Beautiful country with very restrictive covenants and restrictions on building anything. That was 30+ years ago. I'm assuming that the town has not changed much and thats a good thing if it hasn't.

 

[MothMan]

Lots of Bigfoot sightings in the Adirondacks.

Just sayin'

MothMan too …

 

[Bigfoot]

Unadilla? Been there once from downstate NY. Beautiful country with very restrictive covenants and restrictions on building anything. That was 30+ years ago. I'm assuming that the town has not changed much and thats a good thing if it hasn't.

Beautiful country with an awesome pro motocross track with a rich history.
The track is one of the most scenic tracks on the pro circuit.

I've never been east of that. Never been even close to downstate.
I asked a friend what NYC is like. He said that I would have to experience it for myself.
That he can't explain it.

 

[Uninformed and Compliant]

I asked a friend what NYC is like. He said that I would have to experience it for myself.
That he can't explain it.

It's true.
Words cannot describe the scent of piss, pot, rat shit, puke, and desiccating garbage that wafts over the omnipresent stink of several million cars in gridlock.

Unadilla Mud People were the Best People. Them, and Team Boom. Fite me.

 

[prambo]

It's true.
Words cannot describe the scent of piss, pot, rat shit, puke, and desiccating garbage that wafts over the omnipresent stink of several million cars in gridlock.

Unadilla Mud People were the Best People. Them, and Team Boom. Fite me.

Lived in Manhattan from 1979-80. Didn't even have a car.

It wasn't too bad, if I stayed where I was working (post-doc).

Worked at the Rockefeller University, which is on the upper east side.

Lived in "Faculty House" which was at the corner of East 63rd and York.

Saw at least 1 Rolls or Bentley per day - some very rich muthafuckas.

We payed a little over $400 for a 22nd floor apartment looking north over the East River.

Our baby sitter had a ground floor apartment across the way and paid a lot more.

Was pretty safe then and wasn't anywhere near as filthy and crime-ridden as it is now.

 

[FP1201]

OK, thanks. Now I get it.

It's a different type of rural around here. More of a farms and cows type of rural than the
"back to nature." Fortunately, the farms and swamps don't pull in the dirty hippies.

Being almost as far away from NYC as one can get but still be in New York State helps too. We have more in common with the people of PA and OH than we do the Downstate - NYC people.
Just sayin'



EDIT, whoops I accidentally got off topic. Sorry about that.

We have more Cows than People and more Deer than Cows....there's 15 acres of Cow Corn growing behind my house...yea, we qualify as a semi-rural Village in a mostly Rural County....were it not for Watertown and Fort Drum there wouldn't be much of anything besides Farm & woods.

10 Miles East from us is Barns Corners and the start of Tug Hill.... Know why you can't get a blow job in Jersey in January? 'cuz all the cock suckers are snow mobiling in Barns Corners!

 

[FP1201]

It's true.
Words cannot describe the scent of piss, pot, rat shit, puke, and desiccating garbage that wafts over the omnipresent stink of several million cars in gridlock.

Unadilla Mud People were the Best People. Them, and Team Boom. Fite me.

We were in the Hills of Unadilla for the Flea-Market/Gun Show last Sunday... stunning country!

 

[dwa12479]

I have no intention of changing anything in my daily routine any time soon. Nothing.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Sometimes just by existing in this state you're involuntarily breaking laws the way these idiots keep changing and writing them.

Different traitor same result.

 

[Saltwater60]

These are the laws you just have to disobey then fight in court. The rest of us need to be willing to help fund the legal costs of those involved.

I’ll pitch in.