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Oh the number of times I was stuck in those leantos during rainy camping trips growing up. Big Deer and Stillwater have both been flooded by our family camping trips. One time when I was in my early 20's, we were at Big Deer and expected a rainy Saturday. I woke up Saturday morning, looked out and saw beautiful blue skies. I was psyched! Then I realized it was merely the large blue tarp we had strung up from leanto over the picnic table. The rain soon started and didn't end until we started packing up Sunday morning.

I always thought KMPV would have been a great spot for a radar installation that covered east of the spine and northern NH.

I watch a guy on YouTube who is trying to play every course in MA, BayState Golf. He had something on this closing the other day.

I thought about that or having a larger gap at the bottom to push it under.

Actually, it is the complete opposite. I’m going full metfan, I left the railing off so I could push the snow off the deck easily.

85.4°/65° at the newly reinstalled PWS

Fricken Home Depot sent me the wrong railing for that and the front porch. The correct railing won’t be delivered until 8/18 The contractor has wrapped up everything else and will have to come back when we get the correct rails.

Finally got to point of reinstalling my PWS.

Somewhere in Gifford Woods is a stand of old growth/virgin forest. I remember reading about it years ago.

Thats a nice area too though. My boss' parents live on Lake Groton. I snowmobile in that area quite a bit and we will go to Boulder Beach a couple of times a summer. I also take my bike over to the parking lot at Ricker and ride the rail trail out through the State Forest.

Are you on Ricker Pond?

I was just being a smart ass by calling him Mr. Nut.

I wonder what Mr. Nut's credentials are?

I’ve posted this before but I installed mine on the corner of our deck. The main issue was it being only 8’ from the roof. We are in the middle of enlarging the deck so it will be a couple of feet further out when it gets reinstalled. It’s about 8’-9’ above the ground.

Stumbling around, delirious from thirst.

I feel like this is a deliberate attempt to provoke @dendrite

Is that where the ski area is too?

My dad always said everything is driven by the price of oil. He was an HVAC tech for 30+ years (it was called oil burner service man when he started) and his observation was that every time the coat of oil went up, so did the price of wood. Unless you can cut your own, the price of a cord will increase too.

I'm glad to see KMPV verified my 48° reading. After I posted it, I remembered that my PWS was taken down yesterday for some deck reconstruction. It is laying on its side on the covered front porch.

48.3°/46.7°. As @dendritehas pointed out, these temps didn’t used to be uncommon this time of year.

And believed most of them.

While the rest of his team decided to start a brawl with Spain.

Driving home from Presque Isle and the wind on 95 has been nasty.

Here you go.

I was thinking the same thing. I remember occaisionally having smoke from fires make its way here but not every year.