HIPPYVALLEY

Good luck! My sister in law and family are in Dartmouth so I'll try to stay in touch with them and get pictures if they can.

There is a thrift store next to where I work and I just got a $2, mint copy of "Path of Furry" a pictoral history of the 6/01/11 tornado.

It's been a pretty dry summer here but we have had way more garden slugs than I have ever seen.

Sooo many wasps and yellow jackets everywhere this year.

Not enough to drag him back into the forum, gonna' need a spinna' to do that.

It went a bit meh' as it got here but pretty good downpour and 3 minutes of pretty intense wind. oddly no thunder. @Ginx snewx

That's his aura.

You mean Tip?

Nice, you know! They are one of the few and I have been on that Pumpkin team in the past. Meanwhile, pretty awesome day and evening. Late summer goodness.

No! Very few breweries actually use pumpkin in their "pumpkin beers". Big pain in the ass and our brewer would never use an extract.

Where has DIT been? Did I miss something?

Those of us in the beer business disagree.

You'll make up for the qpf differential this winter.

Greene, RI. Didn't realize Rhode Island got this rural. Just E of Cucumber Hill.

Enjoying an epic Labor Day weekend grilling and chilling with friends on the rural RI/CT border. Not far from Ginx old stomping grounds.

Yeah, I'm in the small, tight, Green River Valley so I radiate very well and have amazing snow retention but I don't have the elevation to cash in. If we were to stay in this area, MPM's old neighborhood up in Shelburne had the elevation and some decent retention and delightfully cool summer temps. However, I think the snow "cash in" zones are probably a bit further East in Shutesbury and Petersham where you can be well over 1000' and still get the coastal deforms. Savoy is pretty awesome as is the area of Heath I had a property offered to me but they still don't make the cut sometimes for many of the major coastals. Yes, of course Savoy has the crazy 2000'+ elevation to be a winter wonderland but that West Quabbin high elevation territory is gold! However, it is also in the middle of nowhere relatively speaking for those who don't work from home and actually need to travel and have kids that enjoy seeing friends.

What's good for Florida may be hell for the Carolina's.

Which 0z are already out? Paid sites I assume?

Canadian High ftw? Although many weenies would be disappointed a full ots miss would be awesome. Partial landfall, slow crawler up the coast would not be so good but better than direct hit of course.

Bennington = snow hole N Adams = snow hole Keene = snow hole Springfield = snow hole oh' this list could go on and on.

78/63 here and a little too dewey for my comfort level. NNE really has been on the dry side of the humidity line all summer long.

I have a friend selling an incredible chunk of land up in Heath at 1600' but I just don't have the resources to pull it off, even if I asked my pops for help.

Don't move to S VT, if you drew a triangle from Pittsfield MA to Stratton and over to the Monadnocks it has been, relatively speaking, wrt other parts of NE, a snow desert the past 10-15 years. When we moved to Greenfield in 2007 I was so excited to be close to the N Berkshires and ski areas like Mt Snow and Stratton. Let's just say my expectations have been tempered considerably. I don't really care if it snows imby as long as I can drive an hour to fresh tracks but those days have been a bit more limited than I would have imagined.

Uh-huh, just let me know when you think the interior thumps are making a comeback. TIA.