[JayCT]

Originally Posted by Rich Lee

Well, to start, approximately 5.2 million more folks than those who chose Connecticut making it the most densely populated state in the country.

New Jersey is beautiful, hence the moniker "The Garden State." It's unfortunate that most folks base their opinion on what they see from East Rutherford to Fort Lee on I-95.

I think the equate New Jersey with the stretch of I-95 from Rutherford down to Woodbridge. Horrible oil and gas farms, very heavy industry and pollution. Millions of people pass through this area and think the whole state is this way. Outside of this area, NJ is very different. Jay

[Rich Lee]

Originally Posted by JayCT

I think the equate New Jersey with the stretch of I-95 from Rutherford down to Woodbridge. Horrible oil and gas farms, very heavy industry and pollution. Millions of people pass through this area and think the whole state is this way. Outside of this area, NJ is very different. Jay

You're probably right. It is near the changeover from I-95 to the New Jersey Turnpike where one gets introduced to "that smell."

[Thruway]

Originally Posted by Rich Lee

Well, to start, approximately 5.2 million more folks than those who chose Connecticut making it the most densely populated state in the country.

New Jersey is beautiful, hence the moniker "The Garden State." It's unfortunate that most folks base their opinion on what they see from East Rutherford to Fort Lee on I-95.

I'm basing it on that and the cookie cutter same neighborhood sprawl I see on TV and what I see, the ugly developements and industry off I-95 AND the Garden State.