Mass Tag-O-Rama

It's near to where it shows up on gmaps, but given the proximity to my home and the fact that I frequent a place to pick up tools right next to it, can attest that it is in fact as stated (indoor and outdoor in different states).

The poll posted on a proposed rule change has closed.

23 people voted. 20 of them said that there be a time limit for posting a new tag.

14 chose 48 hours.
4 chose 72 hours.
2 chose 24 hours.
No one chose 96 or 120 hours.

So there's a pretty strong consensus to add this rule. In a state our size, 48 hours is plenty of time to move the tag across the state.

I didn't start this game and I'm not administrating it, so I don't know what happens next. Shall we get Dugmar to change the first post and add the rule? This is Massachusetts, we have to have lots of laws.....:huh

All set. 48 hour rule posted to post #1.
Wish I could participate more, but this upset Sox fan has been putting a dent in my riding / free time allotment for the last 19 months...

It happens....

It does



Thanks for updating the thread rules :)

On the new tag does that mean if I dine out side I pay 6.25% meals tax, inside it would be 9%

Funny, I was wondering the same thing. I'm guessing you get charged based on where ever their actual USPS street address is.

Yup..same here

Joes? American Bar and Grill, Pheasant Lane Mall, Tyngsboro
Coordinates of where the picture was taken: 42.699947 -71.43657


New tag tomorrow afternoon

Double points if recreate the fog. There is a gate, though it was open at dusk when I rolled through last night, but if it isn't, the sign to the left of it will do.

The site was fucked up last night.

Joe?,

I hate to mention this after a long ride on a pretty crummy day, but this is a duplicate of tag 352 from July of this year:
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showpost.php?p=16369051&postcount=3132

No, that is an exact duplicate of that tag Of course in ~400 miles yesterday that was the only place I took pictures (in this state).

Just so the actual tag isn't a complete duplicate, I'll change the picture in the original post.

Oh well, won't be the first time we had an inadvertent duplicate. It's still a trip worth making.

True. And the park has a pretty good campground, too.

Saw a few fires going last night on the way out. I'll definitely go back.

This is where I was back on July 11th

Nice looking road. Nice looking bike, too.

Hey Joe...been there as well...back in 2008

What is it?

Nada Tunnel, Natural Bridge State Resort Park, Stanton, KY

OSJ's pictures are better, but they still don't do full justice to how big it is in person.