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Brewbeer

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  1. Pretty sure it was the former governor who did the most to keep public sales from moving forward.
  2. I've dropped my phone in water before. If you don't power it off before the water gets in to the delicate electronics, the water shorts it all out.
  3. The TOR went by my office in downtown Springfield, it had people running for the basement. Awesome sight, never seen a TOR before or since.
  4. 1.7 in my hood. Turned the heat back on.
  5. When i saw the thread title I thought this was for predicting weekend bridge traffic over the canal.
  6. I was in Natick and we got crushed. Trees were mostly out and limbs were down everywhere, difficult geting around for a few days. Window units are standing by in the basement waiting for winter to end.
  7. Lol, his heat is still on.
  8. Seems like the case every year. May in New England is when winter FINALLY dies (at least SNE).
  9. This. I always enjoyed jumping melted out water bars and bare ground. The 2 foot wide skiable sections along the edges of some trails got to be quite a challenge if they were more than 30 or 40 feet long.
  10. Howling out there, stay safe everyone !
  11. Winter after winter, it never fails to be strangely ... entertaining.
  12. I only ski when it's powder, so about once every 5 years.
  13. Westover AB was built on a massive sand and gravel delta that was formed by the Chicopee River carrying glacial sediments into glacial Lake Hitchcock, the view at the i-91 rest stop really shows this well. The surface of the airfield is same elevation as the lake was when it was formed. There are delta deposits of sand and gravel all up and down the valley at the same elevation as the historic glacial lake.
  14. Just started with the flurries.
  15. Had some flurries earlier today. It was cold out in the valley.
  16. Turned over my garden yesterday, hardly any frost in the soil.
  17. Isn’t there always a storm forecast at the end of the run?
  18. Ariens Professional Hydro EFI 28 here. Replaced a 24 inch Ariens 2 years ago that was about 20 years old and had a failing slip disc, and wouldn't reliably go forward anymore (like tamarack). Upgraded to the hydrostatic drive to avoid the failing slip disk issue in the older machine. 24 inch snow depth capacity, and drift cutters. I live on a cul-de-sac and have a double wide driveway 200 feet long so lots of snow needs moving. Hoping this is the last snow blower I'll need to buy.
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