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Surprise white-tailed deer while hiking one of the trails at this campground. Campers or day visitors encounter a good cross section of wildlife common to the storied Catskill Mountains at this multiple-use recreation area, just a 2.5-hour drive north of New York City.

From South: NYS Thruway (I-87) Exit 20 at Saugerties. Follow Rte. 32 north for approximately 6 miles to Rte. 32A to Rte. 23A west. Stay on Rte. 23A to the village of Haines Falls. Make first right turn in Haines Falls onto County Rte. 18, campground entrance is 2 miles to the end of the road.

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From North: NYS Thruway (I-87) Exit 21 at Catskill. Left on Rte. 23 east to Rte. 9W south. Follow Rte. 9W through Catskill to Rte. 23A. Follow 23A west to Haines Falls. Make first right turn in Haines Falls onto County Rte. 18, campground entrance is 2 miles to end of the road.

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Phase 1 of the Downtown North-South Greenway Connector was completed in October 2019. This project included the installation of a south-bound bicycle lane on the west side of Harrington and a north-bound bicycle lane on the east side of West Street. These lanes provide a dedicated bike lane in each direction from Martin Street to Hillsborough Street.

This trail follows the south side of Stadium Drive along 10-foot wide sidewalks. It switches to the north side at Broad Street and then back to the south side at Kirkwood. This trail is primarily a sidewalk trail.

Length: 1.9 miles

Surface: Paved sidewalks, 10 feet wide

Begins: northern terminus of the Ellerbee Creek Trail

Ends: Whippoorwill Park

Restrooms: Whippoorwill Park, Rock Quarry Park, The Museum of Life and Science

I'm playing through AC Unity and it constantly tells me to head in south or north or whatever in riddles but I have no clue which direction that is in game. Am I supposed to know? Is there some kind of a compass in game? I've searched on the internet for this and I've gotten no answers.

I have a very old picture of the north entrance of the hudson river with the hudson boat on the right side and a railroad train on tracks on the left side. There`s the Bannermans Island Arsenal in the center of the picture with the hudson river all around through this picture. This picture is about 9 or 10 inch`s wide and 5 to 6 inch`s high. Do you know if there`s a person i can contact to give this picture to so it`s in the area to be seen by all or do you think this picture really not worth my time contacting anyone. Let me know what you think. Thanks

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The trail stays almost entirely within Rhode Island, with the exception of a little jog into Connecticut in the northern section. Several road crossings provide possibilities for beginning and ending points. My hiking buddy, Wayne, and I did the trip in three sections and were fortunate to have Rhode Island based friends that handled most of the drop offs and pick ups. The exception was Douglas State Forest, where we left a car in the parking lot.

If you want to continue north, you can hop on the Midstate Trail to hike the 92 miles through Massachusetts. You can also continue up through New Hampshire on the Wapack Trail, which runs 21.5 miles north to its terminus on Mount Pack Monadnock (not to be confused with nearby Mount Monadnock). (Yes, Wayne and I have done all three. More about those trails on their separate pages.)

Anyone know how to constrain the panning in a Mapbox map only using north/south bounds? What I would like to do is use the world copy so that users can continuously pan east to west, but restrict the north and south panning so that you can't pan outside of the map tiles (which I find super annoying). I'm currently using a maxbounds when initializing the map to prevent panning into the white tiles above and below the poles, but that's a no-go with world copying.

Hi Megan, the address for the southern terminus is : Blue Shutters Town Beach, 469 E Beach Rd, Charlestown, RI 02813. The northern terminus is within the Buck Hill Management Area, off Buck Hill Rd, which is off Rt 100 in Pascoag/Burrillville.

heading north as you approach Stepping Stone Falls there is a steep incline to your left side. Climb the hill there is a good size cabin with two fireplaces think the AMC local chapter owns it be respectful I found it while hiking off trial

Traveling from the South: Take NYS Thruway (I-87) to Exit 20 at Saugerties. Follow Route 32 north for approximately 6 miles to Route 32A and follow until you reach Route 23A west. Stay on Route 23A into the village of Haines Falls. Make the first right in Haines Falls onto County Route 18, campground entrance is 2 miles to the end of the road.

1st off let me say thank you for this post. We've had one small field that has the longest rows north and south. So that is the way we plant that field. All the rest of our fields are planted East-West and they always always produce better. I never thought about the direction of planning and the yield. This field always does good with small grain but never with corn. The soil samples are no different between the fields. In fact, the north-south field has better fertility than some of the other fields. This is just a 12 acre field so no big deal, but we have seen as much as a 60 bushel difference between that field planted North and South and the field planted East and West.

The North Spokane Corridor was originally conceived in the mid-1940s as an alternate north/south route through the city of Spokane. Currently, the only north/south routes include a series of lights that slow and stop traffic while traveling between downtown Spokane and Wandermere. The limited access corridor was chosen to keep the movement of freight and goods off city streets. Once completed, this projected will decrease travel time, fuel usage and congestion while improving safety by reducing collisions on local arterials.

At completion, this project will connect to US 395 at Wandermere and US 2 to the north and connect to I-90 near the Freya/Thor interchange to the south. This will create a 60-mile per hour, 10.5-mile-long north/south limited access facility. Interchanges will be located at Wellesley Avenue and Trent Avenue (SR 290) in addition to the ones already complete at Francis/Freya Street, Parksmith Drive, US 2, and US 395 at Wandermere.

We will not support any proposal that pauses a safer, quicker, and less congested north-south route that connects to I-90. It simply does not make sense to halt a project that will not only pay for itself in economic impact, but also benefit our state with significantly reduced travel time and emissions.

Jesse Bank, NEPDA Executive Director, states The Northeast Public Development Authority was formed to make investments in and help guide the development of northeast Spokane in anticipation of the inevitable growth accompanying completion of the NSC. The NEPDA now has the tools to make those investments and is being joined by local businesses who see the potential for a bright future. There is an undeniable sense of optimism and momentum building for this area to finally shake free from decades of disinvestment and poverty, and further significant delays to the NSC project put all that hard work, dedication, and investment in jeopardy. The NEPDA calls on the State Legislature to do right by this community and allocate the needed funding to complete this already-underway project in a timely fashion.

"Frustrates me because on the west side, they got all kinds of freeway stuff going on all the time and they can't fund a just a little north south freeway here," said Laurie Anderson, a North Spokane resident.

The Gettysburg North-South Marathon will be a Boston-certified course that starts and ends at the Eisenhower Conference Center. After turning left out of the complex onto Emmitsburg Road and then winds through the hilly back roads of southern Adams County. On the way to a turnaround in the neighboring state of Maryland, the course crosses the Mason-Dixon Line. ff782bc1db