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Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl t1_j4whtpa wrote
Reply to comment by redheelermama in The current housing market in a nutshell by LopsidedWafer3269
Colorado is still pretty good! We are finding homes in Colorado Springs in our former neighborhood for 430k 2700 sq ft nice quiet neighborhood.
Looked at 3 BR apartments as well and see places for over $1000 less that what we pay. In fact we found a 3300 ft house for 2500. 5 BR as well so Colorado is where we will go with in the year.
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl t1_j4qjmxf wrote
Reply to comment by redheelermama in The current housing market in a nutshell by LopsidedWafer3269
It is a quandary! We moved from Colorado with a good pay increase for both my wife and I only to see that disappear because rent is twice what we paid in Colorado, utilities cost more as well. Looked into buying a house but prices for a nice property are through the roof. We have seen prices come down a bit but interest rates make it impossible.
Colorado will be back in our future!
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Reply to Residents ‘Horrified’ Over Proposed Solar Farm Near Waltham/Lexington Line by ak47workaccnt
That is the problem right? People vote for or they say they want renewable energy - but not if it is in their back yard or they can see it. Suck it up if you believe in it!
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Reply to Which is better day trip for this time of year - Cape Cod or mountain climb in the Whites? by kohlrabi_codex
So we go to the Cape often during the winter. We like the National Seashore for sure - Sandwich has some really cool long stretches Sandy Neck comes to mind. But there is an area called Blue Hills west of Quincy that has tons of cool hiking potential - we hike the all the time. It is not the Cape though but good. We have done winter hikes but not the mountains up high but in the valleys like Greeley Pond Trail but used snow shoes. It gets trekked out so it generally is not necessary. There are other trails like it that might fit the bill in the White Mountains. Do not think that White Mounts means climbing a mountain. South of the White Mountains there are places like Mount Kearsage or Mount Cardigan that are cool as well and not so crazy
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixyxk22 wrote
Reply to comment by TickleBlossomGiggle in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
Awesome will make it a point to check these out!
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixxle4s wrote
Reply to comment by AgentJackPeppers in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
Love quarry hills area! We have hiked all over that area. Skyline trail has great vies of Boston as well as Granite Links, We never realized how many views of Boston there were along the south shores. The Blue Hills are offers many cool areas that we love.
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixwyoxa wrote
Reply to comment by egv78 in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
We have the Trustees membership so we do many of those. Membership is worth it!
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixwykrv wrote
Reply to comment by PolarBlueberry in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
These are definitely on our radar!
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixwyfwi wrote
Reply to comment by pagetwenty in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
We used to live in Concord NH and have done those - both are great trails. Blue Job Mountain is also pretty cool.
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixwy79m wrote
Reply to comment by NativeMasshole in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
Looks interesting!
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixwxse2 wrote
Reply to comment by Massive-Prophet in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
Which sections are the best? Have not done that. We have done much of the harbor trail though.
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixwpi5o wrote
Reply to comment by Gemnicherry in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
That is a good one - we have walked various sections of the canal on both sides and the section at the marina where you can walk the sea wall.
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixvjrhu wrote
Reply to comment by stpetesouza in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
Thanks I will look those up!
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixvjn2p wrote
Reply to comment by superbbuffalo in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
We have been there which I mention in my OP. Thanks!
Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl OP t1_ixvjd6i wrote
Reply to comment by NativeMasshole in Where to hike? by Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl
We will drive to the Bershires and we have driven to Maine. We used to live in NH so have done a lot of hiking up there. Mystic was part of a coastal tour that we did. We will day trip up to three ours out if we think it is worth the trip. We plan on doing Mount Greylocke have been to Bash Bish. Quabbin is on our radar. I was just trying of find some quick hits in Eastern MA
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Reply to Higher energy prices are a call for more renewables and maybe nuclear, not more pipelines by TeacherGuy1980
Considering most of our electricity is generated from natural gas and the current pipeline is maxed out the lack of being able to add natural gas is a limitation that has huge negative impacts with demand increasing especially with EV. Utilities across the region have been going over scenarios for limiting demand to accommodate existing infrastructure. If the was a secondary pipeline it would not be an issue. For more information check out iso-me.com you will see what our electric profile is.
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Reply to Massachusetts bans clothing, footwear, bedding, curtains and other textiles from trash disposal by cowghost
So I will be curious how they manage that! Apartment complexes that have dumpsters where people throw everything and the kitchen sink into the trash! Or if you throw something in the trash is someone going to search through your trash bags?
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Reply to Fine people of VT please settle a household debate for me: should an opened bottle of maple syrup be stored in the refrigerator or cupboard? by Kashmir79
I am originally from VT and have relatives that produce Maple syrup. Once opened keep refrigerated.