Talk:New York State Route 103

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Shunpiking entry

I placed the shunpiking entry on this page as I personally engaged in this activity using that particular route. A Thruway toll of 80 cents (Albany 24 to Amsterdam 27) could be reduced to 20 cents (Albany 24 to Schenectady 25) (that goes back about 20 years, when I started working near Albany yet was a college student living near Gloversville). Now, I did link to the shunpiking article; that article mentions possible original research. So before I place the NY 103 as a "see also" under shunpiking, I am looking for guidance. My "original research" is my own life experience, taught to me by my parents and reinforced by others with whom I traveled. Fwgoebel 13:23, 30 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]