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XxExPLoiTeDxX

The Mother F-ing Anti-Christ
Jersey is a shit hole

ahaha, you wish

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PattonWrinkles

Who me? I’m 6’10” pal!
~deliciously kooky bastard~
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maybe not the nice reminder of the 90s .. other thasn the warm miller stains on the fafo family's photo .:dunno:
 

XxExPLoiTeDxX

The Mother F-ing Anti-Christ
Is that the one place in New Jersey that's not urban?

Majority of New Jersey is like the Star Wars Ewok Village. There is only a small % of Urban areas. The rest is all farms and forests.

It's kinda like how New York City and the Bronx does not represent all of New York. As much of a shithole the Bronx is, there are actually some hidden gems there that is a different Universe and not run down.

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PattonWrinkles

Who me? I’m 6’10” pal!
~deliciously kooky bastard~
Majority of New Jersey is like the Star Wars Ewok Village. There is only a small % of Urban areas. The rest is all farms and forests.

It's kinda like how New York City and the Bronx does not represent all of New York. As much of a shithole the Bronx is, there are actually some hidden gems there that is a different Universe and not run down.
home is what jou make it XxExPLoiTedxX:
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not that You like to see HoMos naked .
 

PattonWrinkles

Who me? I’m 6’10” pal!
~deliciously kooky bastard~
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I'll get ahold of meh realtor tellem to keep the eye out or open for the Appaloosa Beefus w/ a wagon piled high w/ supplies .. perhaps a couple kegs of that warm Artesians beer ..& get your HoffleHass out of there :beer: :dunno:
 
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spin

Who me? I’m 6’10” pal!
When I was in Oregon years back, a local asked me if we had any trees in Connecticut, just to let me know he didn't like city folk.

First of all, I wasn't from the city, and later I checked, Connecticut had a higher percentage of forested land than Oregon.

Take that bitch
 

PattonWrinkles

Who me? I’m 6’10” pal!
~deliciously kooky bastard~
When I was in Oregon years back, a local asked me if we had any trees in Connecticut, just to let me know he didn't like city folk.

First of all, I wasn't from the city, and later I checked, Connecticut had a higher percentage of forested land than Oregon.

Take that bitch
mummzie sayse thast not :snot:
that ain't wtf she said :dunno:
She said Haiii caca con con cnt cont Connecticut maan !!!

jour credit card sayse Mrs Nusbalm ,.


would jou like any twee aire fresheners ???

Thast what we heard :bored:
 

XxExPLoiTeDxX

The Mother F-ing Anti-Christ
When I was in Oregon years back, a local asked me if we had any trees in Connecticut, just to let me know he didn't like city folk.

First of all, I wasn't from the city, and later I checked, Connecticut had a higher percentage of forested land than Oregon.

Take that bitch

Yea, majority of Oregon is all open prairie. It's all barren and even desert like, like Nevada. Ugly ugly with those short shurbs that turn into tumble weeds that blow across the road. Not a lot of tree species either, there are forest areas, but all pine trees.

I plan on working on a new art project taking photos of wood covered bridges and visit as many areas as possible. I'm surprised, Oregon actually has quite a bit of wood covered bridges, but this is a pine tree region. Nothing will compare to east coast tree variety and fall season foliage.

This list is not fully accurate, New Jersey has at least 2 wood covered bridges, but I think there definitely is a bunch more, but they are on private property and can't access.


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spin

Who me? I’m 6’10” pal!
Yea, majority of Oregon is all open prairie. It's all barren and even desert like, like Nevada. Ugly ugly with those short shurbs that turn into tumble weeds that blow across the road. Not a lot of tree species either, there are forest areas, but all pine trees.

I plan on working on a new art project taking photos of wood covered bridges and visit as many areas as possible. I'm surprised, Oregon actually has quite a bit of wood covered bridges, but this is a pine tree region. Nothing will compare to east coast tree variety and fall season foliage.

This list is not fully accurate, New Jersey has at least 2 wood covered bridges, but I think there definitely is a bunch more, but they are on private property and can't access.


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Good old Vermont, kicking ass with 96 in that little state. If you get to CT, check out the ones that goes over the Housy, like Cornwall Bridge.
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XxExPLoiTeDxX

The Mother F-ing Anti-Christ
Good old Vermont, kicking ass with 96 in that little state. If you get to CT, check out the ones that goes over the Housy, like Cornwall Bridge.
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Yea, CT has a lot of great areas. I will at some point plan certain areas, like West Point Military Academy and venture over though CT area, and eventually work my way up north to Montreal Canada. This will be like a yearly thing to capture each Fall season September-October, and each year pick a different area.

Between New Jersey rails and Amtrak, there are lot of great places to visit. One of the few things Howard Stern was right about, there is no sense leaving the country, there is soo much already here to see. Amtrak has some killer deals with Military discount, I could take a train from Penn Station NYC to Boston for just $12. Then with technology today, I can easily take an Uber to the hotel and then arrange for like Enterprise rental pick me up at hotel and get a car/suv rental.
 
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