@amarshall has a great distribution of fresh seafood during these times. I’ve gotten cod fillets and day boat scallops that were amazing. I’ll pay a few extra bucks for fresh stuff from local people.
I have an allergy to certain shellfish, but can eat scallops etc no problem. Love a good lobster roll too.
But give me a fried clam and scallop plate, with a tall G&T by the water any day.
And it looks to me, that once the early week rain event (seems like a high chance of this happening whether it moves over head or cuts) moves out of the way....much better conditions for getting some snow and perhaps the start of pack season. Would coincide with what others have said.
We have been getting visit Baltimore ads here. There is even a billboard on the way into Boston with that ad.
Yeah even up there well inland...still should be some good places for that. Like MaineJayhawk said...nothing beats a good lobster. Maine is the place for that.
Is Phin going to miss MD crab? He can have a massive lobster hanging off his plate instead. Take a spin down towards Hampton Beach this summer and enjoy.
On a similar topic, I’ve tried those impossible burgers. Had it a couple of years ago. Not sure if it’s better made since then, but you can’t be the real thing. It was better than I thought...but can’t replace beef.
It’s possible it’s very little snow and more ZR or IP too. I don’t really know that area well other than passing through several times on my way to Errol for a canoe trip.
An interesting day for you. I’m curious to see if you can hold onto the snow for a little while with ESE flow banking up against mtns and keeping it locally cooler. You’ll flip eventually, but this may be a setup to test how you keep in the cold.