Albany Road Meet Krush
Groove Crew.
(L to R) Steve Alpert, Phil Fenster, Jeff Kitsko, David Petit(behind
fence), Doug Kerr(sans hat-also behind the fence)
Some commie bum lookin' for a handout, Chris
Jordan, Mark Sinsabaugh and Dylan Lainhart.
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| Mighta been IH 687...Corporate Woods Blvd in Albany. |
| But no... |
| Real Freeway lookin' for a second here... |
| In Arbor Hill, Albany looking at the Northern Blvd overpass of US 9. |
| A long shot looking north on the short US 9 Freeway. |
| A little closer in. This is the top of the junction shown on my index page. |
| Same location, looking south. The End of the US 9 Freeway. |
| Have another look. What the hey. |
| Downtown Albany lookin' Top Ho and Spiffing® |
| Jeff Kitsko and That Camera Hog Chris Jordan horn in on the snap. |
| The NY state capitol, and...Chris Jordan :P |
| The Man and Hand live in the same place on this signal. |
| Hi-Standard Vermont Trailblazer for NY 7. |
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| NY 22-NY 67 Junction assembly. Note different fonts and levels of reflectivity. |
| The justly famous Saratoga CH 1345. Doug Kerr and I wandered around in the dead'o'nite looking for this one. This is the highest numbered road of any class in NY according to Chris Jordan. |
| JN 20 sign southbound on the Thruway. One of two button copy sines left. |
| More button copy madness in KIngston at the east end of IH 587. |
| Looking west at the end of IH 587 at JN 19 on the Thruway. |
| Closeup of the IH 587 sign. The Reference
number here is for NY 28. This Interstate gets no respect. |
| And now, a junction on US 44 in Ulster County. |
| US 44 again. |
| And again. |
| A sine salad at the US 44 and sometime US
209 junction. "Peg Leg" Bates was a wonderful and beloved resort operator. US 209 in Ulster County is named after him. |
| Crossing over NY 17 on NY 52. |
| Nice sharp bend on NY 52 just past the NY 17 overpass. |
| Another grampa sine on NY 52 SB-this at the entry to NY 17 east. |
| Short 4-lane section of NY 52 with miniature
central reservation east of Liberty, NY. |
| The east end of NY 17B near Monticello. |
| NY 17 at JN 105. Look at the relationship between the junction plate and the arrow. Ooops. It's the same westbound. |
| I noticed a VMS posted on NY 17
eastbound warning of a steep grade between JN 111 and 112. Here's why. I think this sign was taken down because the 16th Oct 2k3 windstorm may have stressed the mounting too much. Good thing it didn't fall on the freeway. Ow. | |
| Closeup of the sign mounting. The hardware
is pretty well intact, Leading me to suspect the sign was taken down. |
| A shot to give you an idea of the size of this thing. |
| Another shot to give an idea of size. |
| I guess this is an inventory number, It's a sticky on the mast. |
| A companion sine down the road-giving an idea of size again. |
| Approaching JN 113 on NY 17. We have NY classics here-a constant slope wall, and the wrong cutout on the advance sine. |
| Old NY 17(Sullivan CH 171) crosses new NY
17 between Wurtsboro and Bloomingburg. |
| District...erm REGION 8 tenth-mile marker. |
| And thru the magic of Schnäuzer
Warp Drive®, Here we are at the Mid-Hudson Bridge Toll Plaza. Ha! |
| EZ-Pass/Toll Payment confirmation signal. |
| How's this for a spiffin'® shot of the Mid Hudson east tower? Ha! |
| Mütant US 9 shield here. |
| Subway for a disused railway on NY 115 east of the Innis Str. JN. |
| Umm..Dude? What's worse? There are two of these. |
| A unique way of displaying the highway junction. This is southbound on US 9 in Dutchess County in the Town of Poughkeepsie. |
| Put on a few pounds over the holidays there,
"92"? Last one of these in existence and may soon be replaced. |
| Leaving the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge westbound. |
