Visited states

[rsc]

I hve an idea that I did this one a year or two ago, but what the hell. I've included states that I've passed through by train in sufficient daylight to have some impression of them. Arguably I should restrict this to ones in which I've actually exited the train (however briefly), which would eliminate Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Delaware, and one or both of Ohio and Indiana.



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[rsc.livejournal.com]

The whole question of Maryland and Delaware is a little confused in my mind, to tell you the truth. I've passed through both of them by train on two separate trips from New York to Jacksonville, one in 1954(!) and one last year. I have essentially no memory of them from the earlier trip, and to tell you the truth I'm not 100$ certain what time of day we passed through them last year (although I could probably check). I could explain my choice by saying that the sun set while we were in Delaware, but on reflection I don't think that's likely.

The same sort of consideration applies to South Carolina, since I'm really not certain whether we had yet crossed into Georgia when I woke up in the morning.

[rsc.livejournal.com]

It's not like either of them matter

Delmarvans might disagree.

is there any chance you know David Shapero?

Doesn't ring a bell. Of course, there are about 100,000 people who live in Cambridge. Then again, most of them are not gay opera singers.