I'm truly fascinated by the geographic leaf drop variations.
I was at my inlaws in Old Lyme CT yesterday. They have Oaks. They are much more south than where I live in EMA. Why are their leaves down 100% while we sit here at 50%. Could it be rainfall rates between the two areas?
I think Kevin said he visited Scooters area and was shocked how many leaves were still up.
Went to drive through CV testing at Massasoit College today. Got tested last week and was negative. Went hunting in Nebraska for a week and still feel like crap. Drove 45 minutes and found out they closed this morning due to fog and mist. Wonder how many people drove to that place and said F it. They'll spread the virus.
I'm quarantining at another house with wine and beer.
So Ikon keeps sending me $200 off VIP promotions because this was the first year I said nah. Will season pass holders for individual mountains get priority over IKON?
IPAs have absolutely destroyed my stomach to the point where I'm almost gluten intolerant/sugar intolerant.
I can't have an a tasty tasty IPA without getting severely bloated. I used to drink IPAs religiously. I can have a 9% Imperial stout with no effect. One IPA and I'm toast.
You haven't lived until you've eaten a 50 mg gummy to clean the kitchen and 2 hours later you're leaning against the refrigerator counting every single heartbeat and trying to map out a plan to get to the second floor bedroom. Then waking up the next day still high as a kite.. a friend told me this.
lol. Our oysters are hugely effected by wild temperature swings in the fall. Really plays havoc. 3 or 4 weeks of warmer water can mean an extra million market size oysters the following summer.
I thought this was the year the oaks would drop their leaves early. Seems they got a good drink and now they're as green as ever.
Anyone with more foliage experience with me, could that have stalled the leaf drop? I'll be raking in February again.
My buddy who owns Sportsworks ski shop in my town said he's never sold a touring set up before this year. He's cranking through them. The sidehill stuff will be interesting.