Everyone in New Jersey OK?

[gjmalcyon]

You have to be impressed with those concrete barriers!

walrus

And that's why they're known as Jersey barriers - separates opposing traffic and channels water from the D&R Canal.

 

[matsickma]

SE PA got hit pretty hard as obvious with the massive flooding in Philly.

My ride home from work Thursday night was quite a challenge navigating the lowlands of Bucks and Montgomery counties to get back home in Lehigh County. Eventually got to the PA NE Extension of TP and went north. TP was fine but the last 2 miles from TP to home required agility on the back roads. The Jeep Cherokee did ok but cars were struggling at best!

 

[wileypickett]

You have to be impressed with those concrete barriers!

walrus

They don't call 'em Jersey Barriers for nothin'! [EDIT: gjmalcyon beat me to it -- great minds!]

 

[gjmalcyon]

They don't call 'em Jersey Barriers for nothin'! [EDIT: gjmalcyon beat me to i! -- great minds!]

Yeah, and I'm a little depressed that we in Jersey are actually sort of proud of that.

<<sigh>>

 

[adorshki]

They exist. I grew up on a lake and once had a family drive up to our dock in one asking how to get out of the lake! We said - "the way you came in"!



walrus

Darn. I was kinda hopin' it would sink. Y'never see that.

 

[dreadnut]

My cousin's neighbor had one of those. Never saw it in the water though.

 

[DrumBob]

We are all OK here in he mountains. No water in the house, no flooding and never lost power. I'm on top of the second highest mountain in the state at almost 1300 ft. above sea level and in the woods. Pretty safe area.