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Originally Posted by RS Minus
I have to admit that after a winter with the amount of road salt used to protect the out-of-state skiers, the roads take a beating. But, after hurricane Irene finished with the state, a substantial number of roads had to be completely rebuilt. They are in a heck of lot better shape that they were. By the way, I used to live and work in Rochester (back when Lyndon Johnson was president) at the corner of Ridge Road and Lake Avenue. I don't suppose that Kodak is the employer it was back in those day. Married a Vermonter and ended up here in the "little green hills state".
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Nice!! As you know the. The seasons here consist of winter and construction haha. I lived in northfield VT while I went to Norwich University, and was stuck in my apartment during hurrincane Irene. Hell the roads were destroyed but the high department had then all fixed within a few weeks