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Columbus Day weekend POSSIBLE LIFT FILMING ITINERARY, with a possible lift filming itinerary during NJEA

YAIAO FOLKS! This time I am writing to inform y’all about a possible short lift filming itinerary that may possibly take place this weekend in Monmouth County, a to-be new addition to the Charlotte Carolina Ranking System as of October 27.

WLB Borough

That’s right, I will be going to the WLB Borough on October 7 for a college tour at Monmouth University. Depending on how interested I am or how willing I am to ride the lifts, I may attempt to take a picture of one or two of 1 of the lifts & share it on Google+ (Atlantic City left a bitter taste in my desire to film lifts outside of Clinton Township on non-solo trips anyway). I currently have NO SPECIFIC plans to film lifts anywhere in Monmouth County, I just hope to get one snapshot of ONE of the lifts I encounter if I encounter any lifts during my college tour.

NJEA Convention

As for NJEA, I have no specific itinerary for filming ANY LIFTS outside of Clinton & Bridgewater Townships. There may be a possibility I will be visiting William Paterson University in Wayne Township, NJ, but there is no guarantee that I will be encountering or filming ANY lifts while I AM in Wayne Township, if I go. I’m also going to Manhattan NY (12-story section) where Columbia University is, but it is highly unlikely I will be filming ANY lifts & being that NYC is definitely my LEAST favorite city to film lifts besides Denver, I won’t really be interested in filming any lifts unless I find a KONE EcoDisc, OTIS Gen2 or a Schindler using Schindler logic. Even if so, I probably won’t even take a picture of that lift!

December plans are still unknown, but if anything, I will be sure to give you usual Friday morning updates about the trip, but I am still certainly NOT EXCITED to go on ANY planned trips within the Charlotte Carolina Ranking System & I will only film the lifts that are within 10-minute walk from my hotel room if I go on ANY trip within the Charlotte Carolina Ranking System over Christmas break.

Additionally, the upcoming October 13 Elizabeth/Secaucus duo lift-filming trip HAS BEEN CANCELED & I have rescheduled it for one of my follow-up graduation trips which I hope takes place during JUNE 2019!

I am signing off now & I will be back at 5:15 PM to discuss current additions to the Charlotte Carolina Ranking System that I have planned for October 27. You may be surprised at the results, since I am thinking of putting STATEN ISLAND (which is a part of New York City) on the list!



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