

Posted: 2/8/2021 11:45:17 PM EDT
I'm guessing Norman Nash is from the same Nash family that's been around Gwinnett forever. Probably get no jail time like Kevin Kenerly.
https://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta-news/2-lilburn-officials-indicted-on-bribery-charges-accused-of-illegally-taking-more-than-200k/UTEVQ6EYSZA4VFXO3USHRRMNMM/ |
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Good old Lilburn. My grandparent had house just up the hill from the tracks from the 30s or 40s until the 60s when they moved over to Beaver Ruin Rd. We used to go to the fair when I was a kid.
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I like cars.
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Originally Posted By D_J: Good old Lilburn. My grandparent had house just up the hill from the tracks from the 30s or 40s until the 60s when they moved over to Beaver Ruin Rd. We used to go to the fair when I was a kid. View Quote You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. |
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Originally Posted By birdbarian: You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. View Quote Follow those same tracks toward Lawrenceville where they cross Patterson Rd. In high school, we may or may not have been able to get an early '90s Pontiac Grand Prix airborne a few times. |
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Originally Posted By birdbarian: You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By birdbarian: Originally Posted By D_J: Good old Lilburn. My grandparent had house just up the hill from the tracks from the 30s or 40s until the 60s when they moved over to Beaver Ruin Rd. We used to go to the fair when I was a kid. You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. Yep, and I jumped them many times. If you cross 29 on Pleasant Hill it becomes Lester road, which also has a train track “jump”. I was not nice to my suspension there either. ![]() |
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I like cars.
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Originally Posted By Luny421: Follow those same tracks toward Lawrenceville where they cross Patterson Rd. In high school, we may or may not have been able to get an early '90s Pontiac Grand Prix airborne a few times. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Luny421: Originally Posted By birdbarian: You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. Follow those same tracks toward Lawrenceville where they cross Patterson Rd. In high school, we may or may not have been able to get an early '90s Pontiac Grand Prix airborne a few times. Hitting those tracks at anything over 60 mph produced splendid air time. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: Yep, and I jumped them many times. If you cross 29 on Pleasant Hill it becomes Lester road, which also has a train track “jump”. I was not nice to my suspension there either. ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By D_J: Originally Posted By birdbarian: Originally Posted By D_J: Good old Lilburn. My grandparent had house just up the hill from the tracks from the 30s or 40s until the 60s when they moved over to Beaver Ruin Rd. We used to go to the fair when I was a kid. You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. Yep, and I jumped them many times. If you cross 29 on Pleasant Hill it becomes Lester road, which also has a train track “jump”. I was not nice to my suspension there either. ![]() I grew up off of River Drive at the end of Lester. Jumped those MANY times. Also Oak Road crossing Five Forks Trickum. Was always running late trying to get to Brookwood HS. I could usually get air in my '78 Cordoba ![]() |
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Originally Posted By birdbarian: I grew up off of River Drive at the end of Lester. Jumped those MANY times. Also Oak Road crossing Five Forks Trickum. Was always running late trying to get to Brookwood HS. I could usually get air in my '78 Cordoba ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By birdbarian: Originally Posted By D_J: Originally Posted By birdbarian: Originally Posted By D_J: Good old Lilburn. My grandparent had house just up the hill from the tracks from the 30s or 40s until the 60s when they moved over to Beaver Ruin Rd. We used to go to the fair when I was a kid. You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. Yep, and I jumped them many times. If you cross 29 on Pleasant Hill it becomes Lester road, which also has a train track “jump”. I was not nice to my suspension there either. ![]() I grew up off of River Drive at the end of Lester. Jumped those MANY times. Also Oak Road crossing Five Forks Trickum. Was always running late trying to get to Brookwood HS. I could usually get air in my '78 Cordoba ![]() Me too. We built a house in Hanarry Estates in '72 (technically, off Louis Rd) and then moved to the subdivision right next to Five Forks Middle (I can't recall the name) in '85. I'm also a Brookwood grad (class of '88). ![]() |
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I like cars.
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Originally Posted By D_J: Me too. We built a house in Hanarry Estates in '72 (technically, off Louis Rd) and then moved to the subdivision right next to Five Forks Middle (I can't recall the name) in '85. I'm also a Brookwood grad (class of '88). ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By D_J: Originally Posted By birdbarian: Originally Posted By D_J: Originally Posted By birdbarian: Originally Posted By D_J: Good old Lilburn. My grandparent had house just up the hill from the tracks from the 30s or 40s until the 60s when they moved over to Beaver Ruin Rd. We used to go to the fair when I was a kid. You remember the RR tracks formed a jump of sorts on main street? Had to be careful because the police station was within sight of them. Yep, and I jumped them many times. If you cross 29 on Pleasant Hill it becomes Lester road, which also has a train track “jump”. I was not nice to my suspension there either. ![]() I grew up off of River Drive at the end of Lester. Jumped those MANY times. Also Oak Road crossing Five Forks Trickum. Was always running late trying to get to Brookwood HS. I could usually get air in my '78 Cordoba ![]() Me too. We built a house in Hanarry Estates in '72 (technically, off Louis Rd) and then moved to the subdivision right next to Five Forks Middle (I can't recall the name) in '85. I'm also a Brookwood grad (class of '88). ![]() I think Phil Niekro lived in that subdivision next to FFMS, and Dale Murphy lived in one across River Drive, but that was late 70s. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: Me too. We built a house in Hanarry Estates in '72 (technically, off Louis Rd) and then moved to the subdivision right next to Five Forks Middle (I can't recall the name) in '85. I'm also a Brookwood grad (class of '88). ![]() View Quote Facing the middle school to the right was Riverwoods Subdivision. Home of all 57 of the Gambini kids. ![]() Between myself, my sisters and brothers there was one of us at Brookwood continuously from 1987-2000. |
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Originally Posted By MedicOC: Facing the middle school to the right was Riverwoods Subdivision. Home of all 57 of the Gambini kids. ![]() Between myself, my sisters and brothers there was one of us at Brookwood continuously from 1987-2000. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By MedicOC: Originally Posted By D_J: Me too. We built a house in Hanarry Estates in '72 (technically, off Louis Rd) and then moved to the subdivision right next to Five Forks Middle (I can't recall the name) in '85. I'm also a Brookwood grad (class of '88). ![]() Facing the middle school to the right was Riverwoods Subdivision. Home of all 57 of the Gambini kids. ![]() Between myself, my sisters and brothers there was one of us at Brookwood continuously from 1987-2000. Y'all should have a designated parking spot at BHS with that much time there. I was the 3rd class to graduate from Brookwood. My sisters both graduated from Parkview. School redistricting was fun. I went to 3 elementary schools, 3 middle schools and two high schools. I only moved one time during all of that. FFMS opened after Christmas break when I was in 7th grade. We got to be the first ones to break the rules there as well as Brookwood. Not sure if Mr. Klaudt was at FFMS when you went there, but his brother lives in my neighborhood. |
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Originally Posted By MedicOC: Facing the middle school to the right was Riverwoods Subdivision. Home of all 57 of the Gambini kids. ![]() Between myself, my sisters and brothers there was one of us at Brookwood continuously from 1987-2000. View Quote I knew 2 Gambini’s in high school. Small world. |
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Originally Posted By birdbarian: Y'all should have a designated parking spot at BHS with that much time there. I was the 3rd class to graduate from Brookwood. My sisters both graduated from Parkview. School redistricting was fun. I went to 3 elementary schools, 3 middle schools and two high schools. I only moved one time during all of that. FFMS opened after Christmas break when I was in 7th grade. We got to be the first ones to break the rules there as well as Brookwood. Not sure if Mr. Klaudt was at FFMS when you went there, but his brother lives in my neighborhood. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By birdbarian: Originally Posted By MedicOC: Originally Posted By D_J: Me too. We built a house in Hanarry Estates in '72 (technically, off Louis Rd) and then moved to the subdivision right next to Five Forks Middle (I can't recall the name) in '85. I'm also a Brookwood grad (class of '88). ![]() Facing the middle school to the right was Riverwoods Subdivision. Home of all 57 of the Gambini kids. ![]() Between myself, my sisters and brothers there was one of us at Brookwood continuously from 1987-2000. Y'all should have a designated parking spot at BHS with that much time there. I was the 3rd class to graduate from Brookwood. My sisters both graduated from Parkview. School redistricting was fun. I went to 3 elementary schools, 3 middle schools and two high schools. I only moved one time during all of that. FFMS opened after Christmas break when I was in 7th grade. We got to be the first ones to break the rules there as well as Brookwood. Not sure if Mr. Klaudt was at FFMS when you went there, but his brother lives in my neighborhood. I got tossed from FFMS a couple times....was worth it. |
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Originally Posted By Luny421: I knew 2 Gambini's in high school. Small world. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Luny421: Originally Posted By MedicOC: Facing the middle school to the right was Riverwoods Subdivision. Home of all 57 of the Gambini kids. ![]() Between myself, my sisters and brothers there was one of us at Brookwood continuously from 1987-2000. I knew 2 Gambini's in high school. Small world. ![]() |
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