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Originally Posted by masssachoicetts
~2 years? Then off to wherever. But it more or less opened up a "Oh look there's also this place called CNJ" and it looks neck and neck with eachother.
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Yea, I really like New Jersey, north, south, and central. It doesn’t get much prominence because it’s tapped on both ends by very large cities, but that’s also meant that it has a lot of walkable towns built during the golden age of rail. Nice, long coastline and interior parts that are quite hilly all in a pretty compact state.
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