mahk_webstah

you moved up north?

I dunno...this pullback is pretty common at this timeframe isn't it? Could come back at 12Z or 0Z. If not, no biggie! Snow is always fun but no snowpack to build now and it'd be gone soon anyhow.

Jeebus that is you and me. kinda early to be in the jackpot at 84+

I know for many of you men, that's what she said.

As always, a very high quality discussion when a certain Met does the long range.

I figured it was the drought up here that caused the early color and quick drop.

I sorta feel the same but that probably curses it. FYI posted in banter thread about a house up here we are selling for any weeenies who wanna get up north.

Any weenies looking for a house up here in Boscawen NH? We bought the house next door and it’s 2.5 acres. It abuts our 162 acres and is 2nd oldest house in town. Small quaint historical with beautiful landscaping and fantastic views. Nice walking trails just off the property. 1 hr 15 minutes north of Boston and less than an hour to white mountains. If you know anyone looking for a country house get them to us before we list with realtor this week. IM me and I can send pics. 290k. If you know anyone interested get to me quickly as we will list with a realtor this week.

sweet realtionship you two have. does he tuck you in before the quarts of ice cream begin?

My favorite sugar maple went from green to a sort of dull and ugly droopy light brown, in a period of about 48 hours. Gave it about 40 gallons of water and in anothe 48 hours spectacular orange. It is peaking now, 1-2 weeks early. I think the drought isn't hurting the color, but everything is coming fast and I suspect it will drop early.

She's a doll - 9 weeks. We lost our 9 year old in June. Didn't think our hearts would be ready to open up again this soon, but lo and behold....

Just starting here. Here is me with the new pup and you can see the color is starting. It should be great in 2 weeks. We are probably 20-30 miles sw of the lakes.

I like it. It does have some charm and a lot going for it. Like many places it does have some challenges.

always in awe of what you produce and grateful to have a chance to see it.

She's got a certain spirit to her, and she dive bombs me with those sharp little puppy teeth. I want to yell at her but all I can do is laugh.

That Balmer or Baldimo if you prefer - Charm City.

Oh that is hard...I learned a lot from my dogs about the process of grief. We lost one in June at too young of an age. Saturday we got a pup and I'm over the moon. Good luck, it will get easier, but you know that already.

nice cold nights for this early. enjoying it, actually need gloves in the morning. dry as a bone though and that is becoming disconcerting.

Ain Hapnin James

Ivana Jack Pott?

not happenin James

the only important thing is what does this whole season long dynamic imply for winter?

very thankful for the lovely and needed rain we are getting up here.

Low expectations from early looks at winter seasonal outlooks means we don't have high expectations. I like it better this way, than the drama of disappointment due to those high expectations. It can only get bette!

To me this is ideal. A nice soaking rain in the middle of summer and wind gusts that don’t get too bad and start harming the garden and the fruit. Who needs a tropical storm with Highwinds and flooding rains in mid summer? That’s crazy save that for September