PhineasC
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https://video.nest.com/live/cfvTL567uL
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Yeah, I figured I will get a winter under my belt and then see if I can tackle it myself. I just have no basis for what to expect this winter.
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They said they are there every day in some patterns. I guess if I leave to much snow the lower layer freezes solid and slick and becomes really hard to remove.
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We have a hot water fuel oil boiler system. Hopefully it will be decently efficient, but yeah we are expecting a big bill.
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Yeah, he said that he tries to maneuver the snow and stay on top of it so that doesn't happen. Apparently they did need to bring in front loaders a few times in the past when they had nowhere else to put the snow. We will see how it goes this winter, obviously I have never dealt with anything remotely like this.
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About $80 a plow is what the guy says he charges. I have no way to know if that is a good price or not... It's a solid quarter mile of driveway with a loop and a big open area that needs to be cleared. Seemed reasonable.
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Yeah, 81 inches in February, but then March crapped the bed with "only" 17.
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From 2/25/10-2/28/10, Randolph recorded 57.1" of snow. LOL
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The CoCoRaHS site in my sig averaged 185" over the past 10 years.
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Oh yeah, that’s where the snow snobs in the DC/BAL corridor live. Lording their 35 inch averages over the rest of us!
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Imagine being a snow weenie who just bought a house at 1,500 ft on Dalton Ridge and you log in here to see @ORH_wxman calling it a total pit. haha
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@ORH_wxman saved me from buying 30 acres in the middle of the woods in Whitefield. Dodged a bullet there as a snow weenie. I would have been sick reading this forum.
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It would certainly be a gut punch for us snow weenies. For 99% of people, it would be fine. LOL
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Looks like a beautiful spot.
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Looks like it is around 1400 ft or so if it’s on Dalton Ridge. Good view if you can avoid the snow hole for sure.
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Everyone shifted south in terms of climo. DCA is RIC. RIC is RDU. BWI is DCA. RDU is ATL. Adjust accordingly.
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The local guy up here who works on my house said that the Town and Country Inn in Shelburne is your best bet. That endorsement may be a bad thing or a good thing. There are some really rustic folks up here and standards may be different... I stayed at Carlsons Lodge in Carroll about 15 years ago. It was fine but can’t speak to quality now. It looks well kept from the outside.
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No expiration date, but the fine print says you need to bring a HECS of equal or greater value with you for your stay.
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You can camp in my barn for a nominal fee.
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240 inches in Randolph that winter. I will accept that.
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I would move to the high desert, for sure. My wife and I dreamed of a house in the high terrain of New Mexico, but the notion of having to fly there every time turned us off. I love the dry climate. California? No way.
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I decided instead of getting mad I'd just leapfrog the issue altogether.
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I'm thinking I should root for a dominant northern stream parade of clippers.
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I was actually wondering what you'd think about that. I had figured the Muslim community would be a little ticked off since I have heard it paints them in somewhat of a bad light (in addition to the other massive issues with the movie).
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I guess we know where @UMB WX stands on Epstein's rape island... gross.
