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You and Pickles

Angels and heavenly entities lining up for the end of times? Why does it have to be aliens and not something else.

Smoke on the water. Fire in the sky. Pic from Twitter @trudyjudy

Neighbors who mow and blow at 7am shall be hung and quartered per order of the king.

45 cmon now. Roosters crowing, happy smiles abound. Slight smell of smoke this morning.

Double ot win for the Bruins as well .was great watching both. Exciting night

Yes it is pretty cool. Who knows maybe my great grandkids in 2055 will benefit. Just free play money on my part anyways.

I can't imagine living in AC on nights like this. The air is so clean and fresh. I can hear the owls calling, a fox was just yelping probably to her cubs. Absolutely a top ten day noon and night. We take

Corey is the story

On the average, Vermont has 200-400 forest fires per year but the average size is only 11/2-2 acres burned. Nearly 50% of these fires are started by debris burning that is failed to be contained, according to northeastwildfire.org. https://mountaintimes.info/killington-forest-fire/

Killington

Shades?

Yea 15 million for me lol. Play money will just let it sit until someday maybe my kids are getting a nice gift

90!! Toooooorch!

Man do you live in a tent? Do you let the afternoon sun bake your upstairs? Damn didn't break 73 all day inside here. Was 66 when I woke up in the house this morning

Meh

Meh

90 meh

Exactly and a fan will cool feel likes way down, moving air is how we do it. When dews hit 70 consistently then we AC, usually late June

Lol 74/45 geezuz dude you would die down south. You probably live in AC all summer and then wish for HHH. It’s weird behavior

Wally World online

Duct tape might as well go all hillbilly

Dry ground makes dews rise. Lol I mean you can't make it up.

There is definitely a science to HVAC. For best economic results moving air internally at the same rate in all rooms keeping equal temps is critical. Knowing when and where to allow light in and where to shutter sunlight is important. My high temp on my house last summer was 75 degrees as recorded on my weather station. My electric bill usage hasn't changed much in the last 5 years since the kids grew up. Being home more in 2020 actually decreased my summer usage as I was able to move air as the day progressed.