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LIFT FILMING AGENDA UPDATE FOR THE NEXT 3 MONTHS

For the next quarter of 2018, I now have no specific plans to film any more lifts outside of Hunterdon County. My most recent trip to Scranton PA left a bitter taste in my mouth (A similar thing that happened in Atlantic City happened in Scranton). To REDUCE RISK of future bad spells from future CCRS trips when I’m NOT going there by myself, I am restricting my boundaries strictly to Hunterdon County. This goes with saying that I am PERFECTLY happy staying inside of Hunterdon County, as Hunterdon County still has a small selection of good lifts in their low rising buildings. Here is a list of every trip this part of the year that was supposed to happen but have been canceled BECAUSE OF Atlantic City & partly Scranton:

  • THREE Elizabeth trips (9.15, 10.13 & 12.15)
  • TWO Secaucus trips (11.10 & 12.15)
  • Pittsburgh or Hartford trip (12.22-24)
  • October Hartford trip (10.7-8)

I am quite happy I have canceled these 7 lift filming trips for the close of 2018 since I probably wouldn’t have enjoyed it as much as my FIRST Atlantic City lift filming trip back a year ago. And, here are all of the Winter 2019 trips that have been CANCELED:

  • January trip to Secaucus (1.19.2019)
  • Birthday trip to Atlantic City (2.8-10.2019), instead I may EITHER go to Bridgewater Township, Berkeley Heights or STAY in Clinton & film lifts locally near Route 31 in Clinton & Flemington.
  • March 2019 Elizabeth lift filming trip (3.2.19)
  • March 2019 Freehold lift filming trip (3.16.19)

On March 8, at 3:30, I am going for my driving road test in Randolph Township. If I PASS the road test & end up getting my license on that day, then I am going to PAUSE my lift filming career UNTIL I get my own car. Future plans for lift filming will be discussed when I get my own car & it is properly insured. For now, you will have to be satisfied with lift videos from Clinton and possibly Bridgewater Townships until I get that oyster card!

In December 2018, there has been talk about a possible trip to a random city in the US. All I know is that there is an overwhelmingly high chance that it is taking place within the Charlotte-Carolina Ranking System. Because this is not a solo trip, I think I am even LESS excited to go on that trip than I was going to Scranton last Saturday. Regardless of the city (EVEN NEW YORK CITY), I will film whatever lifts I can film & not worry about better lifts. I am just praying that it’s NOT anywhere south of Atlantic City, anywhere east of Hartford, anywhere north of Albany or anywhere west of Scranton. If I don’t film any lifts, I will still not mind, because I have lost much interest in filming lifts until I can drive to the ones that I am interested filming! With that in mind, I will not write gigantic update journal posts on our uncertain December trip as I am probably NOT EXCITED to go anyway! In fact, I’m more excited to go to New York City than I am going to Bridgewater Township!

FTR, my plans to film lifts in Charlotte during July 2019 have BEEN CANCELED, for fear of the same thing happening in Charlotte that happened in Atlantic City back in August 2018. I will ATTEMPT to go to Charlotte for my university graduation trip though. The furthest I’m going from Clinton Township during the summer of 2019 is Atlantic City.



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