Save you the Surprise

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Posted by Mark Cheskey on December 17, 1997 at 12:13:24:

I'd like to save the surprise for any out-of- towners who are accustomed to parking in that empty dirt lot on Hwy 20 when they go to the Hooch. It's now a nice, new Citgo mega station -- and I don't think they let you park, take a pee and put on your waders on their nice, new pavement!!

I knew the days were numbered for that parking "luxury", but whizzing by there one morning on business and seeing that "very cool trout scene" gone forever made me mad as hell.
Continuing east, my spirits weren't lifted any as I entered the Mall of Georgia Zone with its associated land rush. Keep in mind also that the Northern Arc would have a brand new crossing of the Hooch south of Hwy 20-- not far from the shoals that we all like to fish- perhaps right over top of them!!

I try to be a positive force, but isn't it time to get mad and question what is going on? I am new to TU and I hope message "scares" a few more of us into action.

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Speaking of no parking luxury Brian 07:26:51 12/24/97 (1)
- Re: Speaking of no parking luxury Chris England 09:54:25 12/24/97 (0)
Bob Beck ? Hooker 08:46:22 12/23/97 (0)
Re: Save you the Surprise Gary 14:40:48 12/22/97 (0)
Re: Save you the Surprise Michael 10:24:16 12/18/97 (0)
Re: Save you the Surprise Roger 22:27:38 12/17/97 (0)

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Comments:	> I'd like to save the surprise for any out-of- towners who are accustomed to parking in that empty dirt lot on Hwy 20 when they go to the Hooch. It's now a nice, new Citgo mega station -- and I don't think they let you park, take a pee and put on your waders on their nice, new pavement!! > I knew the days were numbered for that parking "luxury", but whizzing by there one morning on business and seeing that "very cool trout scene" gone forever made me mad as hell. > Continuing east, my spirits weren't lifted any as I entered the Mall of Georgia Zone with its associated land rush. Keep in mind also that the Northern Arc would have a brand new crossing of the Hooch south of Hwy 20-- not far from the shoals that we all like to fish- perhaps right over top of them!! > I try to be a positive force, but isn't it time to get mad and question what is going on? I am new to TU and I hope message "scares" a few more of us into action.

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