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To: onehipdad
The streets and avenues in the whole freakin' state are numbered and it's like driving in a Rubik's Cube up there, trying to find your way around.

I can't speak to Oregon's system, but we have this in the Seattle area and I think it's great! Once you know how the numbering system works you can almost always find a house with no information other than its address. We bought a map of the area when we moved here 21 years ago, and didn't buy another until two years ago when we had to doordrop campaign literature in a very rural area (the system can break down when the only access route twists and turns).

98 posted on 05/31/2004 8:12:04 PM PDT by sionnsar (http://trad-anglican.faithweb.com/ ||| sionnsar: the part of the bagpipe where the melody comes out)
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To: sionnsar
(the system can break down when the only access route twists and turns).

Which always seems to happen to me, whether it's Seattle or Vancouver... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

110 posted on 06/01/2004 10:08:43 PM PDT by onehipdad (Make no mistake, we are now engaged in World War III....)
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