Old Fashioned, Margarita, Martini, Moscow Mule, Gin / Club Soda, Mojito, Daiquiri, Mai Tai, Pina Colada (don’t care for the last 3).
Probably got -1 for replacing Tonic with Club Soda.
It's funny. Just by seeing this (and knowing nothing about the tracking the last week), I'd say we were staring at a MECS. Just a bit late getting the trough to go negative is the story for us.
Same thoughts on Old Town. I love the charm / history of it but unless we had offstreet parking, I'd go out of my mind trying to park there every. single. day.
Our friends lived there for years but eventually moved out to Fairfax County for more room - that was the one issue they talked about too...the lack of transit. Although they moved out to the suburbs so there's that ha.
Honestly, we really like the neighborhood we moved into over the spring '21 - Beverley Hills in the North Ridge area of Alexandria. Super convenient to 395/DC (and Del Ray & Old Town) but still very quiet with homes that were built in the 1930s with lots of character, curb appeal, and a great "neighborhood feel". Probably wouldn't want to live anywhere else in this area.
At some point, we'll likely move but not sure where - maybe the lakes region in NH or TN or SC - somewhere in the east. I still have like 25 years until I retire so a long way to go lol
I was just coming here to post the same. There’s plenty of -15 to -19 showing up across Deep Creek this morning which is really impressive.
Oddly enough, mine got down to 2.7 earlier overnight but has been rising ever since as high as 7 - which is consistently the same for the other McHenry stations - I’m wondering if there’s some kind of mini inversion since the McHenry stations are at 2800+ in elevation vs near the lake which is 100-200 feet lower. A station in McHenry on Wisp Mountain is at +9 while a station right across the lake 175 feet lower is at -9. Pretty crazy temp gradient!
It’s deceptive. The center is the dot below the L. So it’s due south of OBX and based on the height lines heading NE or NNE depending on the next few frames.