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Post by tbp on Feb 15, 2015 16:23:45 GMT -5
My sidewalk after this latest clusterfuk blizzard. There's just no place to put this shit anymore.  |
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Post by BEAC0NJET on Feb 16, 2015 10:16:20 GMT -5
Looks about right. Pulling out of the driveway is an adventure these days with the 4 foot plus walls of snow.
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Post by Big L on Feb 16, 2015 10:31:50 GMT -5
Where's all the hills?
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Post by tbp on Feb 16, 2015 15:27:41 GMT -5
I was born in Boston (which has plenty of hills) but now I live just beyond the Boston city limits and it's in what is called the Great Plain area which is a big freaking marshland (PC name = watershed) created by the Charles River (which circles the town on three sides). Even though this is inland from the ocean by about ten/fifteen miles my town is on a peninsula formed by the Charles River. There are three hills in my town. One just behind that picture I posted and the other two are on the other side of town. There used to be a fourth but that was leveled and the material was used to fill in Boston's back bay, which were tidal mud flats before that. Hills are scattered but mostly just small rises and troughs for terrain in this area. It's also a very 'wet' area as you can imagine. |
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Post by BEAC0NJET on Feb 16, 2015 15:52:25 GMT -5
I was born in Boston (which has plenty of hills) but now I live just beyond the Boston city limits and it's in what is called the Great Plain area which is a big freaking marshland (PC name = watershed) created by the Charles River (which circles the town on three sides). Even though this is inland from the ocean by about ten/fifteen miles my town is on a peninsula formed by the Charles River. There are three hills in my town. One just behind that picture I posted and the other two are on the other side of town. There used to be a fourth but that was leveled and the material was used to fill in Boston's back bay, which were tidal mud flats before that. Hills are scattered but mostly just small rises and troughs for terrain in this area. It's also a very 'wet' area as you can imagine. Hows the bicycling? |
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Post by Hotman on Feb 16, 2015 15:54:04 GMT -5
My sidewalk after this latest clusterfuk blizzard. There's just no place to put this shit anymore. Jealous |
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Post by Hotman on Feb 16, 2015 15:58:46 GMT -5
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Post by Jets Things on Feb 16, 2015 16:09:13 GMT -5
My double wants to pull me down. |
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Post by tbp on Feb 16, 2015 16:28:22 GMT -5
I was born in Boston (which has plenty of hills) but now I live just beyond the Boston city limits and it's in what is called the Great Plain area which is a big freaking marshland (PC name = watershed) created by the Charles River (which circles the town on three sides). Even though this is inland from the ocean by about ten/fifteen miles my town is on a peninsula formed by the Charles River. There are three hills in my town. One just behind that picture I posted and the other two are on the other side of town. There used to be a fourth but that was leveled and the material was used to fill in Boston's back bay, which were tidal mud flats before that. Hills are scattered but mostly just small rises and troughs for terrain in this area. It's also a very 'wet' area as you can imagine. Hows the bicycling? Excellent. The freakin' place looks like the training ground for Le Tour from April through October. My middle son is a pretty hard core bicyclist. He's done a couple of Ironmans (Lake Placid) and a couple of years ago he did the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon. A lot of bikers around here. www.escapefromalcatraztriathlon.com/ |
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Post by Big L on Feb 16, 2015 16:52:35 GMT -5
I was born in Boston (which has plenty of hills) but now I live just beyond the Boston city limits and it's in what is called the Great Plain area which is a big freaking marshland (PC name = watershed) created by the Charles River (which circles the town on three sides). Even though this is inland from the ocean by about ten/fifteen miles my town is on a peninsula formed by the Charles River. There are three hills in my town. One just behind that picture I posted and the other two are on the other side of town. There used to be a fourth but that was leveled and the material was used to fill in Boston's back bay, which were tidal mud flats before that. Hills are scattered but mostly just small rises and troughs for terrain in this area. It's also a very 'wet' area as you can imagine. Meh, was a x-pollination attempt from a long ago thread on JI. Maybe it was the hills of Worcester. |
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Post by tbp on Feb 16, 2015 17:10:31 GMT -5
I was born in Boston (which has plenty of hills) but now I live just beyond the Boston city limits and it's in what is called the Great Plain area which is a big freaking marshland (PC name = watershed) created by the Charles River (which circles the town on three sides). Even though this is inland from the ocean by about ten/fifteen miles my town is on a peninsula formed by the Charles River. There are three hills in my town. One just behind that picture I posted and the other two are on the other side of town. There used to be a fourth but that was leveled and the material was used to fill in Boston's back bay, which were tidal mud flats before that. Hills are scattered but mostly just small rises and troughs for terrain in this area. It's also a very 'wet' area as you can imagine. Meh, was a x-pollination attempt from a long ago thread on JI. Maybe it was the hills of Worcester. Lots and lots of hill there. That's about 40 miles west of where I am. |
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