I love Hakkas but am really meh about studs. They only really work on ice or hard packed snow. They don't do anything in slush like this and could actually be worse on pavement.
This snowfall puts me at 90" for the season, give or take an inch or two that I missed by not recording every trace. On the surface it looks like an ok winter but with all the cutters and melt downs it really struggled to reach a D. And to add insult to injury, my mailbox just became a casualty of this crappy winter.
Not sure about surprised. I new we were on the line and could go either way. Probably disappointed is the closer reaction or maybe sadness and disgust for some.
Yep. Just did 2 post dinner miles on the bike path. It’s finally clear if all snow and ice and with the lingering daylight, I can make and eat dinner and have time to clean up the dishes before going out for a walk.
Try living here. Have your daughter send you real estate listings for the Burlington area. Absurdly high is a relative term. Stuff isn't as expensive as it is in your area but salaries aren't either
It really isn't that simple though. In order to have a decent paved road, you have to have a good base that drains water. That requires a lot of excavation and bringing in the proper fill material. It gets really expensive and sometimes, it just can't be done because ledge or other physical limitations. Pavement can be more expensive to maintain too
I read that this morning and it left me scratching my head. I guess at some point she panicked and made some bad decisions. I know the road, though I don't know exactly where she was. Although it's not a major thoroughfare its not the most isolated road either.
Given his obvious talent, I think JT is disappointing. So many times he seems to disappear into the background at majors. As for Tiger, I did catch some highlights and like you said, all things considered, he looked good.