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  1. #5326
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aldo View Post
    I need a UC restock trite! I had a driver coming along the Utica corridor last week and stopped in about 3 places to no avail, no UC on shelf...
    This thread has created a monster.
    You're on a slippery slope. Next you'll be leaving the Christmas decorations up all year and spending $40/day on scratch offs.
    "timberridge is terminally vapid" -- a fortune cookie in Yueyang

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timberridge View Post
    You're on a slippery slope. Next you'll be leaving the Christmas decorations up all year and spending $40/day on scratch offs.
    this describes a lot of MA

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timberridge View Post
    You're on a slippery slope. Next you'll be leaving the Christmas decorations up all year and spending $40/day on scratch offs.
    FWIW, if a man hasn't spent some serious time drinking in an establishment that has a Christmas tree left up from the year before and a pull-tab lotto machine next to the cigarette machine, then you're missing out on a truly enriching experience.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gravitylover View Post
    I dunno, the Lake Placid area is in pretty good shape.
    I refer that to the judges. Is Lake Placid truly upstate?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    They have blue tarps and red tarps.

    We've established this.
    No brown? I own 3 tarps. 1 blue, 2 brown.

    I'm in MA tho, and they are used periodically.. not part of the permenant landscape.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Benny Profane View Post
    I refer that to the judges. Is Lake Placid truly upstate?
    Upstate as fuck.

    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    FWIW, if a man hasn't spent some serious time drinking in an establishment that has a Christmas tree left up from the year before and a pull-tab lotto machine next to the cigarette machine, then you're missing out on a truly enriching experience.
    I was upstate a few years ago in such a place. Apparently the wings were good there. One of the regulars at this establishment, sitting at the bar by himself clutching a draft beer with nicotine stained fingers with nails that sort of curved around the glass, informed me rather matter-of-factly that someone was recently shot at the bar. It's was one of those moments that reminded me that I live in a different world.
    "timberridge is terminally vapid" -- a fortune cookie in Yueyang

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    Quote Originally Posted by Benny Profane View Post
    Short trip up to Saratoga Springs for a few road rides and to check out my old town. Benny's foliage report is,well, it's just a little early, my bet is, the weekend after this if weather stays nice.
    Nice report. I got a casual tour of the battlefield once from a buddy of mine from HS who went to West Point and did his full 20 years- including 2 tours as a history professor back at West Point. It was pretty interesting. There was a plaque indicating the spot where Benedict Arnold led the charge that more or less saved the revolution but didn’t mention him by name since he turned traitor later on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brownski View Post
    Nice report. I got a casual tour of the battlefield once from a buddy of mine from HS who went to West Point and did his full 20 years- including 2 tours as a history professor back at West Point. It was pretty interesting. There was a plaque indicating the spot where Benedict Arnold led the charge that more or less saved the revolution but didn’t mention him by name since he turned traitor later on.
    It's a nice place. Pretty quiet, especially since the visitors center is down for renovation. I've biked through it now maybe a hundred times, because it's a nice ten mile one way loop you add in a national park that nobody visits. Nothing like Gettysburg, or the other Civil War parks (and Gettysburg is a cool road ride, too). The story is great. It's the place where the British advance that came out of Champlain was pinched and stopped, pretty much ending the war, but it took a while for the Brits to stiffen their lips. I'm always amazed at the method of warfare, when a bunch of guys on one side approached another bunch of guys on the other side, both sides in layers of rows, and they stopped, yards from each other, and blasted rifles at each other with the one shot, and reloaded. If they were alive or not seriously wounded. Brutal. But the scale was totally exceeded in the Civil War. From further away, at least.

    They had a sort of re-enactment day I biked through once. I've been to Gettysburg for one of those, that's amazing and huge, this was nothing compared to that. I stumbled into the medical area, though, and that horrified me. Something out of a Cronenberg movie. I left quickly. Dental tools alone were awful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timberridge View Post
    Upstate as fuck.



    I was upstate a few years ago in such a place. Apparently the wings were good there. One of the regulars at this establishment, sitting at the bar by himself clutching a draft beer with nicotine stained fingers with nails that sort of curved around the glass, informed me rather matter-of-factly that someone was recently shot at the bar. It's was one of those moments that reminded me that I live in a different world.
    See? Enriching.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    The Official Argue About Where Upstate NY Is Thread

    Gravity- yes

    And for the record the Christmas tree stays out on my counter all year.

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    Oh yeah. Let’s see the slip.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    No, otb is owned by NYC.

    Tomorrow I'll be doing a 700+ mile road trip up to the 'daks, gotta hit Plattsburgh, Placid, Saranac and Old Forge. Gonna be a long mutha day but I ought to be able to get y'all some nice foliage fotos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gravitylover View Post
    No, otb is owned by NYC.

    Tomorrow I'll be doing a 700+ mile road trip up to the 'daks, gotta hit Plattsburgh, Placid, Saranac and Old Forge. Gonna be a long mutha day but I ought to be able to get y'all some nice foliage fotos.
    Wave across the lake when you are in Plattsburgh.

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    The Official Argue About Where Upstate NY Is Thread

    This time of year is when the Upstates shine.

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    That's gorgeous stuff right there.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Yeah, the weather report is pretty awesome for at least a week. Go road trip and get some.

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    What ski hill is that?
    "timberridge is terminally vapid" -- a fortune cookie in Yueyang

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    Quote Originally Posted by Timberridge View Post
    What ski hill is that?
    Looks like McCauley to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    Oh yeah. Let’s see the slip.
    No such evidence exists currently

    Quote Originally Posted by gravitylover View Post
    No, otb is owned by NYC.
    Well that figures. So are the Catskills, mostly

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    The Official Argue About Where Upstate NY Is Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by huckbucket View Post
    Looks like McCauley to me.
    You are correct sir.

    Also, technically I think it’s a mountain not a hill.

    Obviously.

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    The upstate is pretty this time of year fo sho. Anyone get the ms windows screensaver of the bear mountain bridge? That might be a decent southern border too, not sure if been adjudicated yet. I got some Schenectady county bonafides if that matters, family interest in an actual locomotive on the side of route 20 outside Duanesburg if it matters.

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    low tide on the moose... that level don't bode well for moosefest this weekend. release only gonna bring it up another foot, if that. needs to be at least 3.75 for the cataraft.... 4.25 pads the rocks nicely.

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    ^^^
    Just did some googling, that's a really nice piece of country/wilderness round there.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    low tide on the moose... that level don't bode well for moosefest this weekend. release only gonna bring it up another foot, if that. needs to be at least 3.75 for the cataraft.... 4.25 pads the rocks nicely.

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    Fuckna, MC, that’s awesome. If that Geo Tracker could talk…

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