PhineasC

In my experience, MA drivers are slow and drive very defensively/deliberately, at least on the highway. Like they are all 80 years old in a large Buick. This can lead to them sometimes seeming to be erratic on the roads compared to those who drive in a more "fluid and rapid manner." They don't react as you'd expect and take a while to maneuver, like when changing lanes or merging. NH has its share of bad drivers. A classic around here is a lifted truck passing 2-4 cars at once on a two lane road right before a blind curve. I haven't been here long and have already seen some near misses with head on collisions.

I figured that's a pic on the way back from the dealership the day you bought her... LOL Although when I get my car washed up north by the time I get home it's dirty again, especially between November and May.

Not trying to wade into this debate, but I suspect we have much, much more and better data on the impact of alcohol use on driving versus marijuana use. Legal weed is a new thing, whereas drunk driving has been around since the invention of the automobile. I suspect being super high makes it pretty hard to drive. I'm not too experienced with weed but one time after I had some edibles I was really messed up and there is no way I would have been safe to drive. LOL

Hopefully a more normal winter here. Already saw back to back duds.

Really unique late season period over there for sure. I just hope NH dries out before I come back up in May.

That grass looks green and lush though.

That’s a crazy stat. Upside down winter for sure. Hopefully next winter comes in strong and lasts the whole way.

Yep, sweet grand finale for a couple spots in the Northern Greens. The places are all shut down over here and have been for some time so even if it had fallen, it would be hard to get at it. Bring on spring! This has been a long mud season.

It’s all pretty localized around his zone too. Nothing of note has happened in NH since mid March.

Nice, been a good April in the Northern Greens, up high at least. Total crap over in NH.

Well hopefully now real spring can actually begin. NNH had been in spring mud season mode since mid-Feb at this point. Hopefully May dries out and warms up.

Not that unusual for April in NNE?

About 2” of glop. Not a big deal.

About 2 inches of slop it appears.

Solid Easter this year. Some family members came out to the family party I haven’t seen since 2019. Packed house at my wife’s cousin’s place. A good time.

Yeah, saw some big clouds moving overhead. Nothing falling from them tho. LOL

Some snow on the ground this morning up north. Low was 29.

Next... ...winter will be better, hopefully.

This winter only lasted like 3 weeks up here too. Starts late and ends early last two seasons.

Yeah Randolph seems to do well in these. Should be a miserable day in Gorham while it pastes up on the hill. LOL

Stat padder.

No such thing as too much east flow in Randolph, I don't think?

Speaking metaphorically. I will be poolside for this one. Back up once spring actually starts at the end of May.

Bigger hit here. Stat padder.