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tunafish

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  1. Out of all those I only saw 2 collisions, both looked relatively minor. Like you, lots in the ditch or median.
  2. That's exactly the stretch I was referring to. Was coming north from biddeford to PWM and there had to have been 2 dozen, no lie.
  3. I was gonna say, I'm guilty of doing the same. Even at night, if I see the tiniest of echoes on radar, the spotlight goes on and I watch. Some say that's diligence and commitment, some say it's a triple bun salute.
  4. On consumption or investment? Just got mine installed, 30 panels. If it's sunny, I'm producing more than my household consumes, even this time of year, with me running heat pumps. Overcast, not so much. We're also facing near due south with almost no shade, so that helps. Investment wise I'm looking at a 5 year return at best, 7 at worst for everything (solar and pumps). Best part of the pumps will be the cooling. Stoked. 15/6°F
  5. I can imagine...it's that "naked rat haggard" look. We've also increased protein when their molting though not sure how much it helps. Hopefully the others let her stay in the middle on the roost.
  6. Wow, I just assumed they all molted in late Fall. Been giving mine warm oatmeal sprinkled with cracked corn before they go up at night when it's down in the single digits. Spoiled ladies. 19/5°F
  7. NYC at 3x PWM seasonal total verbatim with that. If I don't laugh I will cry.
  8. I picked a great year to put a rink in my front yard
  9. Let's go for futility. The April storm last Spring kept PWM off the top 10 least snowiest winters. At 6.0" season to date and nothing on the horizon, let's keep this season under 25" and start Spring early. [Edit- PWM had 38.0" last season. GYX graphic out of date @OceanStWx?) Still, if it isn't going to snow, futility or bust.
  10. Yup, I'm all set with that as depicted.
  11. Pleasant was pretty good last night. My and the kiddo had it to ourselves. Mostly mashed potatoes but super comfortable out - 36 or so degrees and very little wind.
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