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[Alps]

Exactly two weeks later on April 32nd, I present to you a slice of the Northeast: VT, MA, CT, and NY. Highlights include NY 17/I-81/I-86 construction, Northfield Tunnel, two! meets in New York, and a Merritt Parkway tollbooth. Click on through to the other side for details. As always, please send me comments, corrections, praise, etc.

Always great to see more CT coverage. For grins, here's the part of my "link maker" script that automatically provides a link to your matching page from my state route pages. I'm super glad that you have a consistent URL naming system. I'll need to add 167, 168, etc. for the latest update.

Code: [Select]

# alpert roads
for my $route (qw(2 2a 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 14 14a 15 16 17 19 20 25 30 32 33 34 35
                  37 39 40 41 47 53 57 58 59 63 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 74 75 77
                  82 83 85 89 94 97 101 104 106 108 109 110 111 113 114 115 123
                  126 127 128 130 131 133 135 136 137 138 140 146 150 154 159
                  160 162 169 171 176 177 178 179 183 184 185 188 189 190 192
                  193 195 197 200 207 214 216 218 222 229 234 243 244 272 313
                  334 349 372)) {
   $link{"ct$route"} = "https://www.alpsroads.net/roads/ct/ct_$route/"
}


[Alps]

Speaking of adding links:

UPDATE!
Featuring US 220 construction and old US 220 in PA, a ton of railroad bridge views and embossed signs (Kenilworth and Boonton Twp. are your hints) in NJ. You know the drill. https://www.alpsroads.net/roads

[Alps]

does anybody even read these anymore? First non-roads of 2021 is updated - scenery from old US 99 in California! Show me love: https://www.alpsroads.net/www

[Max Rockatansky]

does anybody even read these anymore? First non-roads of 2021 is updated - scenery from old US 99 in California! Show me love: https://www.alpsroads.net/www

I read the California stuff, but from the link on West Coast Roads.

[SkyPesos]

First time on your site, and this was a great first impression  (though correction, the signs say "Easton Way" for Exit 33 now, but still)...

Basically, an elaborate and expensive system was set up to prevent traffic from Exit 32 accessing either Exit 30 or Exit 33. Why? A bunch of rich people who like their "Easton" development and don't want the east side mucketymucks mucking it up (it's what they do best). Exit 33 is signed for Easton, which doesn't exist; what does exist is Easton Way and a shopping center. The Exit 33 overpass, which you can see on the corresponding counterclockwise page (see link at bottom), is also labeled "Easton." So incredibly pretentious of them

Also all the button copy photos for Ohio, a blast from the past.

[Alps]

First time on your site, and this was a great first impression  (though correction, the signs say "Easton Way" for Exit 33 now, but still)...

Basically, an elaborate and expensive system was set up to prevent traffic from Exit 32 accessing either Exit 30 or Exit 33. Why? A bunch of rich people who like their "Easton" development and don't want the east side mucketymucks mucking it up (it's what they do best). Exit 33 is signed for Easton, which doesn't exist; what does exist is Easton Way and a shopping center. The Exit 33 overpass, which you can see on the corresponding counterclockwise page (see link at bottom), is also labeled "Easton." So incredibly pretentious of them

Also all the button copy photos for Ohio, a blast from the past.

You would be surprised how much I needed to read this reaction post. Interesting that they realized their error and corrected the signs.

[ClassicHasClass]

Nah, I don't read anything you post.