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vtk:
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--- Quote from: vtk on September 05, 2015, 08:41:48 PM ---Is this thread supposed to cover all of Ohio, or just the portion covered by the "Ohio Valley" forum? Half the state belongs in the "Great Lakes" forum, you know.
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My recollection of the placement of the watershed signs would indicate that it's more like 2/3rds Ohio Valley and 1/3rd Great Lakes.
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Watersheds would be more relevant if this were a form about canoeing or riverain biology. I proposed dividing the state along DOT district boundaries, and observed some agreement.
tidecat:
I would suggest I-70 as the dividing line.
6a:
--- Quote from: GCrites80s on September 05, 2015, 10:19:57 AM ---They are really behind on highway mowing this year because of all that rain in the spring and early summer. Grass and weeds got 4-5 feet tall in some places. Routine mowing is turning into grubbing projects.
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If I did that, code enforcement would crawl up my ass.
6a:
--- Quote from: tidecat on September 06, 2015, 10:22:37 AM ---I would suggest I-70 as the dividing line.
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That divides Columbus, where a fair chunk of posters live, in half. For the record, most of us consider Columbus to be in the Great Lakes area.
andy:
--- Quote from: 6a on September 06, 2015, 07:23:20 PM ---
--- Quote from: tidecat on September 06, 2015, 10:22:37 AM ---I would suggest I-70 as the dividing line.
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That divides Columbus, where a fair chunk of posters live, in half. For the record, most of us consider Columbus to be in the Great Lakes area.
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Indiana has the same problem (I70 through Indy), and most of the generic Indiana stuff seems to float up to the Great Lakes. I've just gotten used to it. And, yes, I do find stuff from as far south as Evansville up there.
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