My wife and I have just returned from a lovely vacation in Montreal, Quebec, and Massachusetts. One aspect of our trip fascinated me today.
We drove up the Northway to Montreal. We stayed on the west side of the Hudson river, eventually traveling north of the river's source.
Driving from Montreal to greater Boston, we crossed over to the east of the Hudson, north of its source.
Driving home, we crossed the Hudson in the Greater NYC area. There is no toll for crossing the Hudson East-to-West. By driving north of the Hudson during our trip, we avoided having to pay the double toll for crossing West-to-East.
I must say that ever since the NYC Metropolitan area adopted the system of one-way double tolls for crossing the mighty Hudson, I've wanted to find a way cross the Hudson free. And now, I've done it.
Tomorrow morning, I'll discover what this vacation has done to my diet.
We drove up the Northway to Montreal. We stayed on the west side of the Hudson river, eventually traveling north of the river's source.
Driving from Montreal to greater Boston, we crossed over to the east of the Hudson, north of its source.
Driving home, we crossed the Hudson in the Greater NYC area. There is no toll for crossing the Hudson East-to-West. By driving north of the Hudson during our trip, we avoided having to pay the double toll for crossing West-to-East.
I must say that ever since the NYC Metropolitan area adopted the system of one-way double tolls for crossing the mighty Hudson, I've wanted to find a way cross the Hudson free. And now, I've done it.
Tomorrow morning, I'll discover what this vacation has done to my diet.
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