...get on I684 N to I84 E, get off exit 3(or 4) in Danbury...you can see the gig from the highway...there are cooler ways but the most direct is to come up the Garden State Parkway and cross the Tappan Zee Bridge and stay on I287 untill you see I684 N...another way is to take I87 N to I84 E but it is longer from most points in NJ...much "nicer" though...the way I would come from the NYC area would be to take I287 to the Palisades Interstate Parkway North, right past Bear Mountain to the end at the rotery...go over the bridge and take your first left onto 9D North ...stay on that untill you get to 301 in Cold Spring...take 301 East and have fun but watch the speed zones...at a realy sharp right hand turn, take a sudden left onto Farmer's Mill Rd, have lots of fun if you like smooth tight curves...follow to end and it dumps out into 52...go left(north) and you will see I84 on your right very soon...you could get on I84 East, or....... if your an adventurer(idiot), shoot right by the high way and take the left after the car dealer...Moony Hill Rd...watch the Judge Crossing!..take it to end on 292 and go right(east) and then the second left, Harmony Rd.(63) it stays Harmony Rd but becomes 69 when it crosses into Dutchess county...take it to end on 55, then take right (east) and follow loop to 22 NORTH ...take next right off 22/55 N onto 67 (Quaker Hill Rd.) Stay on 67 into CT and follow sighns into Sherman...when you get to CT 37 take right (south) and follow to I84 West at exit 5 and take to exit three...although that way is very much longer and somewhat dangerous and it is real easy to get lost...this is the route to Bear Mountain from Marcus Dairy I wanted to show you all from NJ...if you blow by Farmers Mill Rd. or just want to try it, stay with 301 untill you get to Brewster and take I6 east to I84 east...nice too...HEY! KawAbuser! I been asken that on several posts and thought it looked like it would be catch as can! There is a Diner there, thats what the place is...any one got a time of arrival in mind?...I thought maybe a sporty dash through the countryside would be in order, rather than a lethal grudge match...too many cars too realy "get macho"...might help us sort a few things out if the right oppertunities arise...
[This message has been edited by Hapo (edited 07 October 1999).]
[This message has been edited by Hapo (edited 09 October 1999).]
