Cold Miser

If he was looking to remove those trees, he just saved him self $1,000's of dollars.

Shit. That second dude started out of control then was pretty close to getting brained by that rock.

The original Pepe's. The Manchester chain spot has turned to sh.it. The sauce tastes ass, and really thin. The pie was embarrassing. Overpriced, and not much better than Red Barron. Last time I went to the Mohegan one it was o.k., but nothing like the original, New Haven shop.

Indeed. The 15" I received this past season on top of the whopping 11" from last season want to know when the madness will end.

2 years in a row with decent Napril's. I suppose sh*t winter = tolerable April. I'd rather reverse that though.

I've often wondered who Sam Hell is. Dreary and 58F here at work.

Friday morning frost, fowl, & fumes.

You talking about that area that was completely washed out in that pic a few weeks back? That was insane.

...This has pretty much been a pretty decent Napril. If I recall, last Napril was decent as well.

heat and dew talk. awesome

I refuse to believe this. The property taxes on our place in the Adirondacks is jaw dropping.

I love the urban shots just as much as the woods/ mountain/ lake shots.

...I only spoke to a couple people who didn't bother with viewing the eclipse due to, "what's the big deal", and "who cares, it's just the moon passing by the sun, it happens". I guess I don't understand or connect with this kind of mentality. Is it just me or is it too geek to be pumped up about, and enjoy something like this on high euphoric levels? I don't think I'm in the minority when I say, these events are WELL worth viewing if you can, and this eclipse was so much better than 2017 for obvious reasons.

Moose knuckles dragging in the snow.

72 on the Davis here in my office.

Unless you're alive in 2079.

Location: Sugarloaf Photo credit: Jamie Walker

...A place to donate your used solar eclipse glasses: https://astronomerswithoutborders.org/home

Yeah, some of those pro-looking shots are awesome, but even the low budget looking pics are pretty wild too.

...Pic from my cousin who was in Syracuse.

Imagine not planning appropriately, and ultimately being stuck in your car while the eclipse passes overhead.

I loved that storm. I was 12 years old. We picked up 18 or so inches south of Albany where we lived.

This seem more like an underground weapons experiment from China. They tried to hit Manhattan, but were off by a few miles.

Can't wait. Non-stop Dew wishcasting incoming.