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JL Girl · 03-30-2006, 07:40 PM

Have been meaning to write this one for a while. What, in your opinon, Forum-ers, is the road with the worst frost heaves? I thought the Neck Road wasn't too great with its heaves just before the Geneva Point and Trexlers turns, but when I traveled to Wolfeboro on Route 109, about a mile or two past Suissevale, I encountered the worst frost heaves I've ever seen. Talk about continuous "hills and valleys" frost heaves....in addition, the middle of the driving lanes along a good portion of Route 109 are beginning to heave up, scattering asphalt, as if giant worms lived beneath and wanted to get out! You cannot drive the speed limit in this stretch but of course, there were those that went "barreling over" them! Hope to see some "nominations!"

03-30-2006, 07:40 PM	#1
JL Girl Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 76 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Things that Go Bump in the Night (Daytime too!) Have been meaning to write this one for a while. What, in your opinon, Forum-ers, is the road with the worst frost heaves? I thought the Neck Road wasn't too great with its heaves just before the Geneva Point and Trexlers turns, but when I traveled to Wolfeboro on Route 109, about a mile or two past Suissevale, I encountered the worst frost heaves I've ever seen. Talk about continuous "hills and valleys" frost heaves....in addition, the middle of the driving lanes along a good portion of Route 109 are beginning to heave up, scattering asphalt, as if giant worms lived beneath and wanted to get out! You cannot drive the speed limit in this stretch but of course, there were those that went "barreling over" them! Hope to see some "nominations!"