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Agree, but that doesn't fit the narrative

A house of that quality you gotta get a real well bro lol

I understand what you are saying but you seem overly harsh on people maintaining their lawns. It may not be important to you but to a lot of people it is. Just like planting and watering flowers, landscape, shrubbery, home maintenance, curb appeal, etc. it’s important to people who value their home, properties, appearance, value, etc. There are times when nature calls for cutting back to conserve, but that is hardly ever the case in this area and pride in people’s homes and the curb appeal has always been important to many just as other things in life may be to others.

Get yourself a pair of these. Oh how I miss rear-entry skiing.

They’ll do either. They’ll do just the shell, they’ll do it fully insulated, they’ll do no electric, they’ll run as many outlets as you want etc. price goes up from there.

Not a chance. This heater costs $125 and because I have this heater on a camera in my kitchen/bath area I run it very minimally to keep it at high 30s in that area with the doors shut to the rest of cabin and no heat on. As soon as I get here it’s wood stove all the way. This heater costs me about $2 a day to keep my cabin weatherproof.

We heat it as well with a Heat Storm portable infrared WiFi heater. Controlled onsite or remotely by phone app. I highly recommend these heaters. We actually turn off our electric heat in the main cabin when gone and just use a couple of these in the areas of the house with water to protect.

The bunkhouse? $5,200 10x20 fully insulated, two windows plus the small port window in the loft. Metal roof.

Yeah the wood stove you see is in the main cabin. The bunkhouse is a separate structure.

It’s fully insulated and has electric run (did that today). Right now heating with an infrared heater that I control through WiFi (phone app). Looked at getting a very small wood stove, they sells ones they use for tiny homes, boats, etc. Might burn us out of there though lol. Thing is insulated like nuts.

Lol fixed

Yeah the bunkhouse will be great. Sleep a bunch of kids or even a family of 4. Can stash a kid in overhead loft over porch. Place down here in Townshend, NV Farms, make some great stuff.

And some early color starting to show up here. Particularly down in the high elevation roads around Woodford.

Back in the Greens. Beautiful unseasonably cool early fall day at 49 degrees. Getting some chores done for a hopefully productive winter. New addition to the cabin this ski season, bunkhouse to sleep extras.

Thanks buddy. 130", I guess I'm doing ok...lol

Thanks Will. That's exactly what I was thinking. We are far West Wardsboro at 1,700. I figured 120". One other for you if you get a minute is my buddy has a camp up in Maidstone, VT right on corner of North Road and Route 102. Stones throw from the CT River at 1k feet, few minutes from Lancaster, NH. We debate whether my place in Southern Greens gets more snow or not. What would you put that place at? It made me think when you guys were talking Whitefield and Littleton and how they were snowholes....lol

Will, you are the master of pinpointing average snowfall. Maybe you could give me your number on my cabin?

Maybe some retirement luck? Ride off into sunset on a winter of yore?

Heaviest rain with this one west. E PA

Rain shield is clearly further west on radar than modeled. Heaviest rainfall areas will end up being E PA and W NJ versus E NJ and NYC area.

82 at the cabin in West Wardsboro, getting pretty dry could use the rain.

And in the Greens VT where I quadruple your snow totals a lot of years. Take your skirt off bro.

Disaster? Are you serious when you post this crap or just looking for a rise?

Those are my people lol. Another beauty today at the Sick Day Inn.