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mreaves

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  1. I know it is a pain in the ass but when I saw the trees swaying in my back yard yesterday I was sort of hoping one or two would fall onto my shed. Eveything is insured and that would allow me to replace the shed with a new, better one and replace my snowmobile that is stored in the shed too. Oh well, no insurance claim filing for me. I hope you get stuff repaired and back to normal as quickly as possible.
  2. Head east and find some Hunger Mt. woods turns.
  3. Glad you and your wife and dogs are ok. Hopefully it won’t be too bad to piece back together.
  4. That changes after a few years though. Your first winter or two up here and you feel like it’s endless snow even with a weak winter like this one. But after several normal to above normal ones when a ratter comes along you’re just as bitter as you would have been down south, plus all those weenies you left behind bag on you for complaining about your measley 85”.
  5. Rangeley is beautiful. I think it’s easier to get there from Mass than it is from here though. Driving East/west in NNE is always a pita. I have friends who have camps in the area and like going there.
  6. Just don't buy a snowmobile too, that would definitely clinch it.
  7. If winter 2020/21 rats out in NNE, we now have a scapegoat
  8. The picture you posted was from a relatively poor winter. This year has been very uneven across NNE. Not great for pack building and not cold.
  9. Sweet. I only get up that way once or twice a year, usually on my way to Maine. When my son was little we would take him to Santa's Village and Six Gun City. It's a beautiful area.
  10. It was cloudy when we were there in February
  11. The scale of the Presidential's has always been what gets me. You don't get that anywhere else in the east.
  12. Yes, Randolph is a beautiful area. And you're close to Santa's Village and Six Gun City!
  13. Saw Blackberry Smoke play in Burlington a year or two ago. Great band
  14. Nice. I don't have any power issues because I live around the corner from a substation but if I ever build a house or move to a rural location, thats one thing I would install first thing.
  15. My back has no sesire for the amount of digging needed to explore those areas.
  16. Easy access too, not too far from I-91
  17. I had a good friend who had his first teaching job at N.Stratford, NH. He got an apartment in Colebrook. Lated one year and had to move back to this area. I do remeber that the Chinese restaurant in Colebrook was pretty good when I went up to visit. There was nothing going on up there. That was back in 93 or 94 I think.
  18. The Chic Chocs Mts. in Quebec and Labrador
  19. They hold the annual Snodeo at Colman State Park. That place gets rocked with snow. Even in poor years. I went up there in March 2006 and even in that craptacular year there was good snow up there.
  20. You don’t need to be, you just need to know the right people. Most loggers don’t own the land. When you buy it you hire a forester to help you make a plan to manage the land. I even think the State has foresters in each county that work with landowners to develop management plans for little or no fee. https://fpr.vermont.gov/forest/managing-your-woodlands/county-forester-program
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