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1 hour ago, powderfreak said:

3.0” reported in Underhill (4 NNE) on the west side of Mansfield.  Think it’s like 1,000ft.  The west side of the barriers jackpotted.

We stayed at an AirBNB in Underhill about a year and a half ago.  Didn't realize it was that snowy there....

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8 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Crisp, beautiful fall day today.

Took this looking NE towards Monadnock from our friends farm in Shelburne. Wheelview Farm

(Close to @moneypitmikeold hood.) 
 

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Then saw this happy couple sitting in a tree along the Green River. 

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That was my old running loop.  I really miss that neck of the woods.

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Ground is just wet at this point so I have no idea if it was snow or rain after I went to bed.  It was polite enough to spit out a few flakes while I threw the ball for the Labs just now.

Meanwhile a few miles away:

https://www.wcax.com/2024/10/27/emergency-crews-battle-barnard-forest-fire/

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BARNARD, Vt. (WCAX) - Crews are working to battle a forest fire in Barnard.

Police say it happened around 6a.m. when they received a report of a fire on Morgan Hill Rd.

When crews arrived they found the fire, and two camps destroyed.

Crews determined the cause as improper disposal of ashes from a wood stove.

The fire spread to the surrounding woods, and the Barnard Fire Department and other crews are still fighting it.

Police say camp owner Richard Keating suffered non life-threatening injuries.

Fire crews say smoke will be visible for several days, and dry and windy conditions have added to the difficulty in putting the fire out.

 

 

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26 minutes ago, klw said:

Ground is just wet at this point so I have no idea if it was snow or rain after I went to bed.  It was polite enough to spit out a few flakes while I threw the ball for the Labs just now.

Meanwhile a few miles away:

https://www.wcax.com/2024/10/27/emergency-crews-battle-barnard-forest-fire/

 

What is wet ground?

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