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From: fritz@phri.UUCP (Dave Fritzinger)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Best Roads
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Date: Wed, 23-Oct-85 08:56:04 EDT
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It seems that net.auto is getting somewhat boring recently, so I thought
that I would start a new discussion.  So, taking a page out of Car and
Driver's January issues, let's have nominations for the best and worst 
roads that you people on the net have *driven*.  When you nominate a road,
give a short explanation of why you think it is good (or bad).

OK, I'll start things off by nominating Vermont Rt 100 for best, because
of scenery(sp?), lack of traffic in the summer(though I expect that would
be different in the fall and winter), and because it is a road with lots
of *fast* curves to make driving interesting.

Worst road that I've driven?  Living in the New York area, there are lots
of choices.  I'll say Rt. 22 in Eastern NJ, where heavy traffic, a terrible
roadway and stores all along both sides and the middle make driving dangerous, 
not to mention not a lot of fun.

Well, I've gotten the ball rolling.  Let's hear from the rest of you, so I'll
know what roads to drive on, and what roads to avoid, wherever I go traveling.
-- 
Dave Fritzinger, Public Health Research Institute, NY,NY
{allegra!phri!fritz}

"I think. I think I am. Therefore, I am,...I think."

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