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To: truedog who wrote (13181)	6/30/1999 12:02:00 PM
From: Neocon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17770

Newark to JFK!LOL!!!No wonder you think it is all concrete, especially if you were stuck on interstates. But EVEN IN NYC, if you had travelled the shore route you would have found marshland, and small fishing villages that were annexed to Brooklyn and Queens. My sister- in- law is currently living in New Jersey, less than a hour (by car, non- rush hour) from midtown Manhattan, and she is in a town in the mountains that is probably semi- rural enough for you. Westchester County, north of the city (in NY), has plenty of small towns surrounded by wooded areas once you get past White Plains. And Staten Island is not very built up, but is more like a series of towns...

To: truedog who wrote (13181)	6/30/1999 1:47:00 PM
From: Neocon	Respond to of 17770

I just realized that I may have left a misimpression--- I live in the area between Annapolis and the Bay Bridge, and am thus on the west side of the Bay. The Eastern Shore begins a little over five miles from me, on the other side of the bridge, and encompasses a large area: most of Delaware, a big chunk of Maryland, and small piece of Virginia. The biggest city is Dover, Delaware, and it has about 30,000 people ( I do not know how many the Air Base may add)...Also, there are only four counties (out of twenty- two) in Maryland that are particularly built up. Even they have rural areas. Maryland has nine counties with less than 50,000 people....