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Post by Fugazi on May 14, 2020 13:35:39 GMT -8
I don't see a point in going past Nevada. Parts of New Mexico are beautiful, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana........East of that not so much. Add Wyoming and Yellowstone Park to that list |
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Post by cjelli on May 14, 2020 14:09:06 GMT -8
I don't see a point in going past Nevada. I thought you were moving to Ohio? I meant, traveling eastwards from SC.
But family is a different matter altogether.
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Post by danvilleshark on May 14, 2020 14:18:18 GMT -8
Parts of New Mexico are beautiful, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana........East of that not so much. Add Wyoming and Yellowstone Park to that list Yellowstone gets three states for the win! Went last year, it is awesome. |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on May 14, 2020 16:10:07 GMT -8
I don't see a point in going past Nevada. Parts of New Mexico are beautiful, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana........East of that not so much. Hmm...New England in the Fall, The Great Smokey/Blue Ridge Mountains, Coastal Carolinas...there’s a whole bunch of beauty on the East side of our country  |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on May 14, 2020 16:11:34 GMT -8
I thought you were moving to Ohio? I meant, traveling eastwards from SC.
But family is a different matter altogether.
Pretty sure traveling eastwards from South Carolina puts me in the ocean |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on May 14, 2020 16:13:25 GMT -8
Parts of New Mexico are beautiful, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana........East of that not so much. Add Wyoming and Yellowstone Park to that list Wyoming is fantastic...as is Yellowstone, the South Dakota Badlands and many other spots in that area |
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Post by danvilleshark on May 14, 2020 16:51:52 GMT -8
Parts of New Mexico are beautiful, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana........East of that not so much. Hmm...New England in the Fall, The Great Smokey/Blue Ridge Mountains, Coastal Carolinas...there’s a whole bunch of beauty on the East side of our country Did NE area last fall, it is amazing. Went as far as Maine. Still need to get out to Smokey Mts and Carolina's. |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on May 14, 2020 17:26:52 GMT -8
Hmm...New England in the Fall, The Great Smokey/Blue Ridge Mountains, Coastal Carolinas...there’s a whole bunch of beauty on the East side of our country Did NE area last fall, it is amazing. Went as far as Maine. Still need to get out to Smokey Mts and Carolina's. We’re supposed to camp the Adirondack Mountains/Lake Champlain area in October...hope it can still happen! |
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Post by cjelli on May 14, 2020 19:10:24 GMT -8
So today a recruiter offered me a position with TikTok.
Replied him I will not work for or with it, and it's a shame he does.
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Post by Fugazi on May 14, 2020 19:30:27 GMT -8
So today a recruiter offered me a position with TikTok. Replied him I will not work for or with it, and it's a shame he does. LMAO |
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Post by d5shark on May 14, 2020 22:29:30 GMT -8
Add Wyoming and Yellowstone Park to that list Yellowstone gets three states for the win! Went last year, it is awesome. Yellowstone it is |
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Post by Fugazi on May 14, 2020 23:17:38 GMT -8
Yellowstone gets three states for the win! Went last year, it is awesome. Yellowstone it is Yellowstone will begin first phase of reopening on May 18 Following guidance from the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and state and local public health authorities, Yellowstone National Park will reopen on a limited basis on May 18 at noon.  |
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Post by galtfan on May 15, 2020 1:33:08 GMT -8
I think he's in construction. Superintendent? There's no way you could ever pay me enough to be a super. I have taken over jobs when the company's job foreman went on to his next job, but even that killed me. I enjoy my weekends off, and when its time to go home I don't want to worry about the job and what surprises it will bring. It's just easier for me to do it, rather than have to explain somebody else how to do it. If that makes sense, And with today's construction workforce having a lot hispanics who sometimes pretend not to understand what your telling them, it gets pretty aggravating.  |
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Post by Fugazi on May 15, 2020 5:59:02 GMT -8
There's no way you could ever pay me enough to be a super. I have taken over jobs when the company's job foreman went on to his next job, but even that killed me. I enjoy my weekends off, and when its time to go home I don't want to worry about the job and what surprises it will bring. It's just easier for me to do it, rather than have to explain somebody else how to do it. If that makes sense, And with today's construction workforce having a lot hispanics who sometimes pretend not to understand what your telling them, it gets pretty aggravating.  No Hablo Ingles |
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Post by Fugazi on May 15, 2020 6:42:54 GMT -8
Short road trip today to Lake Tullock. I gotta get away from these corona idiots
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Post by danvilleshark on May 15, 2020 7:24:22 GMT -8
So today a recruiter offered me a position with TikTok. Replied him I will not work for or with it, and it's a shame he does. The PRC is mad at you now. |
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Post by Marbles on May 15, 2020 16:24:04 GMT -8
Hmm...New England in the Fall, The Great Smokey/Blue Ridge Mountains, Coastal Carolinas...there’s a whole bunch of beauty on the East side of our country Did NE area last fall, it is amazing. Went as far as Maine. Still need to get out to Smokey Mts and Carolina's. The best portion of hwy 40 was coming through the great smoky mountains out of Tennessee. Those and the blue ridge are awesome. There's a solid devils backbone road out there around Asheville. |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on May 15, 2020 17:18:10 GMT -8
Did NE area last fall, it is amazing. Went as far as Maine. Still need to get out to Smokey Mts and Carolina's. The best portion of hwy 40 was coming through the great smoky mountains out of Tennessee. Those and the blue ridge are awesome. There's a solid devils backbone road out there around Asheville. Are you talking about the “Tail of the Dragon” road? It’s advertised as “the most exciting 11 miles of road in America.” Not sure about that...but if you like windy/hilly roads its pretty impressive. The road, like most country roads in the South, is in good shape also. The Blue Ridge Parkway is also a nice drive in places. |
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Post by Marbles on May 16, 2020 9:46:58 GMT -8
The best portion of hwy 40 was coming through the great smoky mountains out of Tennessee. Those and the blue ridge are awesome. There's a solid devils backbone road out there around Asheville. Are you talking about the “Tail of the Dragon” road? It’s advertised as “the most exciting 11 miles of road in America.” Not sure about that...but if you like windy/hilly roads its pretty impressive. The road, like most country roads in the South, is in good shape also. The Blue Ridge Parkway is also a nice drive in places. That's the one. I was supposed to spend a long weekend in Asheville in April but we cancelled due to the COVID. I was really looking forward to cutting the Giulia loose on that road (it is part of the blue ridge pkwy as far as I'm aware). One thing that's nice up here is just outside of the city there are tons of back roads that are decently windy and a tad hilly. It really beats the hell out of Arizona where everything is an endless grid. I could have bought a kia out there, may as well as theres rarely a stretch of road worth a nicer car. |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on May 16, 2020 10:55:51 GMT -8
Are you talking about the “Tail of the Dragon” road? It’s advertised as “the most exciting 11 miles of road in America.” Not sure about that...but if you like windy/hilly roads its pretty impressive. The road, like most country roads in the South, is in good shape also. The Blue Ridge Parkway is also a nice drive in places. That's the one. I was supposed to spend a long weekend in Asheville in April but we cancelled due to the COVID. I was really looking forward to cutting the Giulia loose on that road (it is part of the blue ridge pkwy as far as I'm aware). One thing that's nice up here is just outside of the city there are tons of back roads that are decently windy and a tad hilly. It really beats the hell out of Arizona where everything is an endless grid. I could have bought a kia out there, may as well as theres rarely a stretch of road worth a nicer car. Funny...I was just saying that to my wife. We took a drive (about 60 miles each way) to the Battle of Rivers Bridge Civil War historic site today and walked the battlefield. During the drive we were saying what a pleasure it is to drive the country/backroads here. They’re well maintained, rolling hills, everything’s green...and best of all, not much traffic We went a different route home and stumbled on a small town black church’s “fish fry fundraiser.” We got some fish, shrimp and hush puppies for the drive home...fantastic day. |
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Post by danvilleshark on May 16, 2020 12:04:56 GMT -8
That's the one. I was supposed to spend a long weekend in Asheville in April but we cancelled due to the COVID. I was really looking forward to cutting the Giulia loose on that road (it is part of the blue ridge pkwy as far as I'm aware). One thing that's nice up here is just outside of the city there are tons of back roads that are decently windy and a tad hilly. It really beats the hell out of Arizona where everything is an endless grid. I could have bought a kia out there, may as well as theres rarely a stretch of road worth a nicer car. Funny...I was just saying that to my wife. We took a drive (about 60 miles each way) to the Battle of Rivers Bridge Civil War historic site today and walked the battlefield. During the drive we were saying what a pleasure it is to drive the country/backroads here. They’re well maintained, rolling hills, everything’s green...and best of all, not much traffic We went a different route home and stumbled on a small town black church’s “fish fry fundraiser.” We got some fish, shrimp and hush puppies for the drive home...fantastic day. A few years ago we did the Gettysburg guided tour #worthit |
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Post by carolinasharksfan on May 16, 2020 13:48:02 GMT -8
Funny...I was just saying that to my wife. We took a drive (about 60 miles each way) to the Battle of Rivers Bridge Civil War historic site today and walked the battlefield. During the drive we were saying what a pleasure it is to drive the country/backroads here. They’re well maintained, rolling hills, everything’s green...and best of all, not much traffic We went a different route home and stumbled on a small town black church’s “fish fry fundraiser.” We got some fish, shrimp and hush puppies for the drive home...fantastic day. A few years ago we did the Gettysburg guided tour #worthit Agree...Gettysburg is fantastic, we’ve been several times. Highly recommended for anyone who hasn’t been there. The Amish country near Lancaster County, just East of Gettysburg, is also worth seeing. A fresh Shoofly pie from an Amish farmers market is one of my favorite things The Battle of Rivers Bridge is/was a much smaller event then Gettysburg but still worth seeing. The breastworks and cannon emplacements are still there. Most of the union soldiers who died there were from Wisconsin...that’s a long walk to fight in a swamp in South Carolina. Truly a tough bunch |
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Post by Fugazi on May 16, 2020 14:54:39 GMT -8
We actually found a bar that was open in Sonora, Calif. Life is good
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Post by Marbles on May 16, 2020 16:13:40 GMT -8
That's the one. I was supposed to spend a long weekend in Asheville in April but we cancelled due to the COVID. I was really looking forward to cutting the Giulia loose on that road (it is part of the blue ridge pkwy as far as I'm aware). One thing that's nice up here is just outside of the city there are tons of back roads that are decently windy and a tad hilly. It really beats the hell out of Arizona where everything is an endless grid. I could have bought a kia out there, may as well as theres rarely a stretch of road worth a nicer car. Funny...I was just saying that to my wife. We took a drive (about 60 miles each way) to the Battle of Rivers Bridge Civil War historic site today and walked the battlefield. During the drive we were saying what a pleasure it is to drive the country/backroads here. They’re well maintained, rolling hills, everything’s green...and best of all, not much traffic We went a different route home and stumbled on a small town black church’s “fish fry fundraiser.” We got some fish, shrimp and hush puppies for the drive home...fantastic day. Yeah. If you can find the old highways and major roads (pre interstate) it's a really fun drive. I've done a couple 2 hour or so loops and had a blast. See some interesting old tows, tons of little farms and rolling green pastures. |
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Post by Deleted on May 16, 2020 19:37:21 GMT -8
We actually found a bar that was open in Sonora, Calif. Life is good Thanks for the info. I will now be calling Gavin to rectify this. TRO |
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Post by Fugazi on May 16, 2020 20:47:53 GMT -8
We actually found a bar that was open in Sonora, Calif. Life is good Thanks for the info. I will now be calling Gavin to rectify this. TRO LMAO thanks buddy |
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Post by cjelli on May 17, 2020 20:20:25 GMT -8
The listing agreement with the real estate agent has been signed...
Fuck California.
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Post by Fugazi on May 18, 2020 8:12:56 GMT -8
The listing agreement with the real estate agent has been signed... Fuck California. Road trip? |
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Post by d5shark on May 18, 2020 8:23:38 GMT -8
The listing agreement with the real estate agent has been signed... Fuck California. Columbus? |
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Post by cjelli on May 18, 2020 8:54:33 GMT -8
The listing agreement with the real estate agent has been signed... Fuck California. Columbus? Yeah, most likely. |
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