Nope. EJECT EJECT EJECT!!
Nope. EJECT EJECT EJECT!!
I lived in Manhattan, KS for a brief time. Can confirm.When I moved to Oregon, I drove across Kansas for two weeks one Saturday.
I lived in Manhattan, KS for a brief time. Can confirm.
My paternal grandfather occasionally walked from NOLA to Covington, LA when courting my paternal grandmother. If you look online, you will be told that’s a 10 hour walk using the bridge across Lake Ponchartrain.Nobody in their right mind is walking 97 miles through desert to get to the nearest city.
One of my cousins is an Army Specialist who had to go to Fort Riley- home of The Big Red One- for some specific training. Fort Riley is where my Dad was stationed, and it’s about a 20-30 minute drive from Manhattan.
It's not just "the pine barrens". The Lenni Lenape called it “Popuessing” meaning “place of the dragon*”! It's its domain!
* Note: This gets bandied about a lot but there's no hard evidence that this is actually true. "Poetquessnink" means "place where the mice live" in modern Lenape. But I'm a GM and scenario designer, dammit, and it's too good not to treat it as true until refuted by firm evidence!
Yes.
Fort Polk, Louisiana has that same impact on people stationed there.One of my cousins is an Army Specialist who had to go to Fort Riley- home of The Big Red One- for some specific training. Fort Riley is where my Dad was stationed, and it’s about a 20-30 minute drive from Manhattan.
He said he couldn’t wait to get back to Afghanistan.