TauntonBlizzard2013

Euro to be believed here with accumulating snow? Most models are meh

Any shot at snow here? Euro says yes... but everything else is meh

Rainer here

Power just came back on

Called TMLP... they weren’t even aware our power has been out for 4 hours

Yup... sucks. Sump pump has a battery backup... now we wait too see if it actually works.

Powers out

Power flickered

Rain is impressive though

Peak gust of 30 here.... meh

Peak gust of 30 here so far

I might be..... the winds here have failed to exceed 30mph since I moved here except for that one event. Kind of strange

Peak of 24 on my home weather station so far... we cranked into the 50s in the Feb wind event

Yeah.... the whole thing literally was wilted on the ground... leaves were almost like a blackish color. Weird

Sell on high high winds here... looks better west

Planted my small hydrangeas last week.... had a hard freeze last night and they completed wilted, are they dead, or will they rebound?

I’ll sell 65-70 here... maybe 50.. prob more like 40-45 though

Very cool. I just checked out their website.... a lot of smaller cabin designs for a potential vacation home as well. But still with a kitchen type setup and bathroom. I guess if you can build it yourself the actual home portion wouldn’t cost too much more than what they sell it for. Obviously you’d need land, septic, a well, plus plumbing and electric on top of that.

I thought he was talking about the design or plans on how to build it, I was confused. Yes obviously material to build a house costs more than $57

57$? I’m confused

Not going to get into specifics to blow up your spot, but Congratulations man. That is an absolutely beautiful house and property. Enjoy

A bit off topic, but I went camping at a place called Russell pond, just south of loon mountain. Quick google looks like it sits at about 2000 feet. I remember looking at the trees around the pond and they seemed darker the first 5-10 feet up the tree. I always wondered if that was due to snowpack or not. I’d imagine that particular location got a lot of snow. That was almost a decade ago now but I always though that would be an awesome place to live, I’ll ever forget it. Just felt like an area that would produce prolific snow amounts

Beds edged... planted my hydrangeas and forsythia.... now we await the mulch

Just out of curiosity, what is the return rate for a system like that down here? If ever? Can’t be often

Yup... big money to maintain too. Plowing, and if it’s gravel, grading filling etc etc