It's official...Cabin Fever is in full swing!!!
TOUCHDOWN!
It's official...Cabin Fever is in full swing!!!
TOUCHDOWN!
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you're not even on the Eastern end of the Island - that begins in Riverhead - your on the south shore of the Island
[The East End of Long Island is constituted by the five townships at the eastern end of New York's Suffolk County, namely Riverhead, Southampton (which includes Westhampton), Southold, Shelter Island, and East Hampton.[1] Long Island's North Fork and South Fork are part of the East End.[2] "The East End" is sometimes shortened as "The End", but this latter term is also applied only to Montauk, the most easterly hamlet of the contiguous land mass.[3]]('https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_End_(Long_Island)')
Moriches is not in any of them to my knowledge...................
Now I'd like to take the time to thank an Administrator & a Moderator for taking a thread far off topic & basically destroying it. Might as well delete the whole thing..........
Way to go!!
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Oy vey you dont get it do you
The thread is going fine ........ I get it. You are right, it will drift and eventually get BOT. Anyone new coming to NYAngler that wasn't part of the other site might be a little confused. They'll just have to catch up.
The thread is going fine ........ I get it. You are right, it will drift and eventually get BOT. Anyone new coming to NYAngler that wasn't part of the other site might be a little confused. They'll just have to catch up.
You got it my friend (y)(y)
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Favorite scene of my favorite Seinfeld. Oooppppppsss, back on top of the What's New list!!
Got an e-mail today from my real estate agent down on the "eastern shore". Learned a new word for boots :
" ........... Forgetting about the winter super moon et al, we got to the area around high tide. Like they do around here in some conditions, some of the streets were covered, that generally changes as the tide goes out. We did not bother to drive through. We saw a couple people in their wellies checking it out. "
Got an e-mail today from my real estate agent down on the "eastern shore". Learned a new word for boots :
" ........... Forgetting about the winter super moon et al, we got to the area around high tide. Like they do around here in some conditions, some of the streets were covered, that generally changes as the tide goes out. We did not bother to drive through. We saw a couple people in their wellies checking it out. "
That could mean speedos not boots :eek::eek:
Got an e-mail today from my real estate agent down on the "eastern shore". Learned a new word for boots :
" ........... Forgetting about the winter super moon et al, we got to the area around high tide. Like they do around here in some conditions, some of the streets were covered, that generally changes as the tide goes out. We did not bother to drive through. We saw a couple people in their wellies checking it out. "
It's slang for Wellington boots.
Got an e-mail today from my real estate agent down on the "eastern shore". Learned a new word for boots :
" ........... Forgetting about the winter super moon et al, we got to the area around high tide. Like they do around here in some conditions, some of the streets were covered, that generally changes as the tide goes out. We did not bother to drive through. We saw a couple people in their wellies checking it out. "
John - as I mentioned to you - that is the case with a lot of waterfront on the Shore.....................
Where did this property fall on that A-B-C-D Zone chart I sent you?
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