Ginx snewx
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I never understood people who sleep through overnight blizzards
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Also 100 miles North of 0Z
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Lol how much precipitation do you think you get in January?
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Lol
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Surprised you haven't mentioned the north trend going on for next week.
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Could we see a kick off INVT tomorrow. Interesting
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Shhh we tried to tell um midweek is where its at
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January 16 2021 - Inland runner Rain/Snow/Wind
Ginx snewx replied to Baroclinic Zone's topic in New England
Second homes for skiers rented out in the summer -
Does this work?
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If true we go deep into March with favorable chances
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I love that tidbit, lol I was the master at finding empty chairs.
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Yes I hate to say this but I am getting a Feb 94 vibe. Some will hold me to it. I blew the 10 11 vibe, looked similar in early Jan but alas. Anyways I fully expect a lot of chances coming up.
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The price of lumber, sheetrock etc etc, plumbing supplies is off the hook as well.
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Crowded place ugh
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RGEM drops a couple of inches as well
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Dude real estate always eventually goes up. Especially a new home like yours in 20 years will be up 150%
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Only freshwater fish I can eat is smoked trout
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Sweet. Some people actually told me we were polluting the lake. Lol A lake surrounded by massive trees to boot. We start the fire with twigs nothing but wood.
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Unless you are retired and move to a state that isn't under the crunch or tax social security. Sellers are out there who can cash out.
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Even here from the PVD Boston flight but this is it for us. Kids will get it
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My wife freaked out when we started a fire on the ice while ice skating at night when I first met her. Took me a while to explain it was ok we were not going to melt 12 inches of ice, .
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People are paying cash for those and they disappear overnight
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Actually a little science tells you that the coldest part of a fire is at the bottom, there is usually very little ice melt.
