I've been to all three a number of times and agree that each has it's own unique charms. Hershey is the closest and I started going there from about age ten when it was still a picnic grove and you bought tickets for the rides. The funhouse was truly fun with the barrel walk through, spinning disc, and spinning bowl that sadly became too expensive to insure for liability. Dorney Park was pretty good too with the old original rides but some were removed or revamped and the soul of the place was lost.

I was hiking in the hills above Conowingo Dam four years ago and saw 14 of them once. Anymore I see maybe one or two there. Same with around Holtwood Dam.

Getting the bill passed is the hard part. Tweaking it later if something needs adjusted is easy. Some people will use any excuse to block a bill that would benefit the country just because a president of the wrong flavor would sign it.

I had to help move one that looked exactly like that. It was in an apartment that had a narrow hallway with two doorways and a right turn in it. It took us an hour and a half to figure out the right combination of moves.