Is there anyplace else in the US that has two totally seperate freeways,
several miles apart but with the same name (I35E &I35W)? And other
freeways will have different names on different maps. We just recently
spent four days in the Ramada Plaza overlooking I30, Trying to find a
grocery store and laundrymat were quite the eye openers. It was fun to
visit The Balpark in Arlington though. I hadn't been in Dallas since
the week Braniff Airlines went belly up. Things have really changed.
Gregg
Gary Faulkenberry replied:
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| In a message dated 9/1/00 6:49:08 AM Central Daylight Time,
garyetx@xxxxxxxx
| writes:
|
| > Well, it will be a sacrifice, but if that happens, I'll brave the
Dallas
| > traffic and drive to Garland to take the 350 off your hands. No
charge.
| > 'Cause you shouldn't have to face such a dilemma alone. And, I, on
the
| > other hand CAN rationalize owning both, and I think I can keep one
of them
| > hidden from my wife...
| >
| > Gary Edwards
|
| Gary,
| You are indeed a brave person to face the Dallas traffic. I just heard
over
| the radio that a milk truck struck a bridge abutment on I 30, closing
the
| road and potentially weakening the bridge. Just look at the
possibilities if
| you tempted fate on I 30. You could hit a patch of superheated milk
left on
| the road (it's supposed to be 108 F in Dallas today) causing a loss of
| vehicular control or the bridge could fall on you. All this just for a
Zuiko.
| Anyway, I ain't gonna sell this time. And I might keep both lenses.
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