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Old 10-15-2007, 09:49 AM
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I grew up in WNY then Lived in Rome for about twenty years then to the bottom of the "Tug" in Lee Center. Been here a year and a half. M'boro is kinda flat but less than 10 miles in any direction is much like Mohawk Valley lower Adirondacks region. I'm about dead center of TN. WAY cheaper to live here. NO income tax low property tax,(Mines $859.00 on $159000 assesment. TOTAL! My sister pays 1/3 that near Lynchburg with 5 acres and similar home as mine 16-1700sq ft) and sales tax varies by county. Been here a year and a half. KY border area gets much more rain/foul weather than here for some reason. So does the Eastern side in the mountains. Not as humid here either. And more Sunny days than I ever saw in NY for sure.I'm less than an hour south of Nashville.

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Old 10-15-2007, 10:53 AM
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I'm up here in a small town called Gansevoort, about 50 mile north of Albany. Between Saratoga and Lake George. I have a really good job and a nice place. I've been considering slowing things down and doing more with the car stuff. I little warmer can't hurt either!! Actually one of the reasons the CrossVille (Cumberland Country) has been thought of is because there is a 1/4 mile track in Crossville and the temperatures are about 10 degrees cooler then the rest of Tennessee (yah - I'm a Northsman)

How's the Bass fishing down in TN?

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Old 10-15-2007, 11:30 AM
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There is an 1/8th mile track in Crossville which is in Cumberland County which is pretty popular. I am originally from Crossville and can also verify the bass fishing is great especially in the smaller ponds if you can get in them you can catch monsters. I personally know a guy that caught two 10+ at the state park several years ago. I am hoping to take the bird down this year for a weekend of fun and see how the hometown racing is nowdays and show them an 8 second pontiac powered bird.

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Old 10-15-2007, 12:58 PM
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There is an 1/8th mile track in Crossville which is in Cumberland County which is pretty popular. I am originally from Crossville and can also verify the bass fishing is great especially in the smaller ponds if you can get in them you can catch monsters. .
Sounds great Bass Fishing and drag racing ! Due you have any information on the track... web site?? I'm looking to get down there some time in the fall 2008 fro a "vacation" / drag racing. Looking for a camp ground near by with showers

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