If there was ever another natural disaster, never take side roads home. All of the shortcuts you think you know, 50 other people know them. Spent an hour in UMASS boston trying to cut off time from neponset circle down morrissey. Morrissey
5 hrs South Boston to Quincy. 8 or so miles. Got divorced on the car ride home after my wife and I had a fist fight in the middle of Morrissey Blvd. She won. Remarried later that night.
We started at BW because we always found snow there. We'd drive by a bare Attitash/Cranmore/Loon/WV to get top to bottom runs at BW. Most times you'd hit Cannon and it would start dumping. For a true skiing family, I think BW is the best beginner mountain for conditions and terrain. By age 10 my oldest had outgrown the terrain and we transitioned to the Loaf. He's now off on his own at age 12 at the loaf. We go to loaf exclusively because of the similar conditions. It's a bear of a drive for living south of Boston but worth every minute spent there.
I'm not being melodramatic when I say Duxbury got absolutely destroyed. It's a complete warzone. No power and no internet. 0G cell service. They say tomorrow but there's no way power's being restored with another noreaster coming. Many streets still impassable. A lot of powerlines wrapped around trees so everyone is afraid to cut them until the pros get here.
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Boy scout camp out at camp squanto in Plymouth currently posting from inside a tent. Wtf. If we didn't get 3" of rain last night I'd be surprised. Complete monsoon. .