Band on the Run: The Defiant Nature of Rte 4, Fort Lee, NJ

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Once again you are seeing so clearly what others miss completely. It was an impressive account of neglect and the passing of time. I, however, would feel so much better, if you walked the walk with a companion, rather than by yourself, especially in abandoned locations like this one that give all the indications of not being terribly safe. Lyndell was near by, but not close enough to come to your assistance if you had needed help. Luckily, the person you came upon was of a passive nature. Fortunately, you did have someone walking beside you that has listened to my prayers and watches over you when you are on the road. Angels are like that you know. Consequently, you walked the walk, so that you were able to talk the talk unharmed. Please be careful! Mothers worry you know.

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