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From: steve@info.pgh.pa.us (Stephen D. Cohen)
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Subject: Re: QS&L Directions Please
Date: Tue, 09 Aug 1994 23:13:11 -0400
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Folks,

   I just couldn't let this set of instructions sit.  It's not that they
won't get you there, they are just, er..., sub-optimal.  That route is,
however, extremely scenic if you want to see downtown Sharon (through
which East State Street runs, not Main Street).

   My instructions will begin just after the exit for Route 18 taken in
the previous set of instructions.  You can take the turnpike to 60 rather
than 79-80 to shave a few miles (of construction) and minutes, but at the
cost of about $1.65.  Either way, follow the instructions given.

   Once on 18, count 3 lights.  You should have a McDonalds on the left. 
Turn left at this intersection onto "the Freeway" (Connely Blvd. ??). 
Follow this through several sets of lights until you are obviously rolling
into downtown Sharon.  You will cross a set of railroad tracks, and the
QS&L/Tully's/Seafood Express complex will be on your left in a few yards. 
QS&L is the one that looks like the old Quaker State gas station. :-)

Steve
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