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Took a drive up by Sugarbush this evening.

I know my comment was completely in jest as I believe most here are.

It's a shame that SNE's winter is now ruined

5" here so far. Sitting at +.06 on temps for the month

To be fair, that's a pretty big hill down from Randolph to Gorham.

With a name like that, I hope you aren't a golfer.

Same here. First flakes I've witnessed of the season. The car had a slushy coating when I woke up the other morning and we drove to see some on the ground the other weekend but this is the first action shot I've seen so far.

Having another red tagger in that area will likely excite Oceanst. Welcome back. Lightly snowing here as I type.

There are kombucha growler fills in some supermarkets and convenience stores around here.

The only issue with Zoom is there are limits to the number of attendees and length of meetings for the free version. It's not a problem if Garth is already has an account that is willing to share.

Same here in Barre Town

Slushy coating on the car this morning. Even a little bit on the ground in the back yard.

I’m anti-IPA.

I know seed won’t take now but I was thinking those straw mats that help control erosion.

I was thinking the exact same thing. He needs to get that netting type stuff that has seed and straw and pray it holds.

So we can discuss the intricacies of picnic table upslope? That would be a hit!

Hope all goes well with the surgeries Ginx.

From what I've heard, I'm surprised there is any water left in it.

Because it would ruin winter. I feel for the upper Midwest weenies who are now doomed to a winter full of mud and sleet. No white Christmas for them.

Runnawayiceberg looking at the screen during the virtual GTG

I am dropping my car off for some service tomorrow and asked if they could give me a ride to my office. They haven't been given the go ahead to do that yet up here. Sounds like it will be a while.

Gov. Scott and the administration has been pretty adamant that they prefer education over enforcement. It is treading a fine line but I’m not sure how else a small state like ours with limited medical resources can deal with it.

One change, right now I am virtually attending a national training that I would have been in Albuquerque for if not for the pandemic.

If I want to go into our office I have pretty similar requirements as you describe. Schedule my office time on a shared calendar, answer a health survey and wear a mask when away from my desk.

My experience here is much closer to yours. I semi-regularly drive to NH for Home Depot or BJ's and don't notice a whole lot of difference. I'm not sure what is shut down or restricted more in VT than in NH. I also know that I am incredibly lucky. My wife and I can easily work from home and my son goes to school remotely. Other than things like going to the fair or travelling out of state, our lives have been minimally disrupted. Most of the activities we partake in are outdoors such as golf and hiking and have been ongoing. We will notice more as we move into winter since my son and I like to go to college hockey and basketball games.