The Deerslayer
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Beautiful up there. Have a hunting camp in Long Lake with a buddy who has family in Tupper and Long Lake.
Hello from upstate NewYork
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Beautiful up there. Have a hunting camp in Long Lake with a buddy who has family in Tupper and Long Lake.
buickanddeere
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Hello from the east coast of Lake Huron. My ancestors brought a Scottish accent that still lingers. They probably chased a few natives off their land too.
Sure. I purchased my tractor at Pete's tractors in Potsdam NY. They should have a per motion really soon if not already where they give a free Loader with the tractor. Go to Home Page talk with Pete he can get you financed for almost anything if your credit score is decent. Through Agricredit Acceptance. I bought the machine and 5 attachments without a Nicole down.
deerseeker001
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Welcome from Wisconsin
CobyRupert
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Welcome.
Franklin County. Ok, that definitely qualifies as "upstate". A term that is always debatable/relative. For some, it's a location that starts above Yonkers.
(Hmm, philosophizing here: If you use the term upstate to apply to all areas north of your location, relative to you; and not because you've geographically divided the state in half, does that mean a you're self-centered d-bag that thinks the world revolves around you, oblivious of other's perspective or detached from geographic realities? Can you tell this is my pet peeve when a magazine or someone from THE City (what city you ask?, well obliviously there's only one!) says they have property in upstate NY and their talking about someplace near Poughkeepsie! :banghead
Franklin County. Ok, that definitely qualifies as "upstate". A term that is always debatable/relative. For some, it's a location that starts above Yonkers.
(Hmm, philosophizing here: If you use the term upstate to apply to all areas north of your location, relative to you; and not because you've geographically divided the state in half, does that mean a you're self-centered d-bag that thinks the world revolves around you, oblivious of other's perspective or detached from geographic realities? Can you tell this is my pet peeve when a magazine or someone from THE City (what city you ask?, well obliviously there's only one!) says they have property in upstate NY and their talking about someplace near Poughkeepsie! :banghead
nybirdman
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When we took our daughter to college at SUNY Binghamton I happened to ware a Syracuse baseball cap,now most of the students were from "downstate" and had heard of Syracuse. When we told them we lived 120 miles North of Syracuse they kind of gave us a blank look!
Welcome.
Franklin County. Ok, that definitely qualifies as "upstate". A term that is always debatable/relative. For some, it's a location that starts above Yonkers.
(Hmm, philosophizing here: If you use the term upstate to apply to all areas north of your location, relative to you; and not because you've geographically divided the state in half, does that mean a you're self-centered d-bag that thinks the world revolves around you, oblivious of other's perspective or detached from geographic realities? Can you tell this is my pet peeve when a magazine or someone from THE City (what city you ask?, well obliviously there's only one!) says they have property in upstate NY and their talking about someplace near Poughkeepsie! :banghead
Yes that drives me nuts too. Or when your traveling and tell people your from New York and the assume your from the city.
I just tell them No. No I live in farm country by the Canadian border in the STATE of New York.
