[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> >Ronn wrote-
> 
> > BTW:  How well does it do on hills?  I live on a hill which is hard to get
> > to the top of when it snows unless you have a 4WD (which most of the year
> > is also an expensive luxury).
> 
> I can't really speak to the specifics, just a bit of hearsay.  Evidently a
> my sister in law use to room with one of the marketers for Segway.
> The devices are made in Manchester NH, which can be a pretty hilly place.
> Evidently the staff pretty much take them to coffee breaks,etc.  No real
> huge issues/complaints on insufferability from the general population, but
> take that from someone who no longer works in Manchester.

Manchester is not as hilly as Austin, IME.  Also, in Manchester, the
population density/average in-city distance to commute is more favorable
for using a Segway than it would be in Austin.

I think it's hillier than Nashua, though (although Dee would be the
better judge of *that*; nobody would care about the hilliness of Hollis,
which I could tell you about, at least the eastern half of it).

        Julia
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