Someone nod off while boiling sap?

Or, this is their way of refusing to engage...

If you can get moving air to both sides, pretty fast - maybe a day or two.

PSNH was even worse than the current Eversource. They only sent out cutting crews after irate citizens lit up their elected officials.

Howdy neighbor. Had a close call - the top of that pine tree in the back got busted off.

They're saying 7" in Hillsborough, and it's slowed down pretty good.

I wonder if any of Niels Nielsen's relatives are still in the business

Don't get on the wrong side of the po-po in Weare...

Somewhere south of No' Weare.

My lights flickered and the WiFi had to restart once last night - boohoo! The roads were nasty between Weare and Deering, with flooding and ice.

I worked for the company that built and operated Stoney Ledge in the '90s. Skillings drilled and 'fracked three wells totaling over 4000' in depth and there was insufficient water to operate the breakfast joint and sandwich shop. The next door neighbor (think he was the chief of police at the time) had like 20GPM recovery rate, only a couple hundred feet away.

April 1st?

They even removed the distribution boxes at the Hillsboro Post Office and the Diner.

Definitely sounds like they've pulled back then. Surprised it disappeared from the Concord MB on Ft Eddy.

It's my breakfast, hands-free reading habit... Guess I'll have to subscribe to some more "magazines"!

Not the Shaws in Hillsboro, MB stores in Milford, Concord, or Bedford...

It lets us get our point across without offending anyone:)

Control joints are cast-in-place (look down the next time you're on a sidewalk), or sawn after the concrete has hardened (often on a 10' or 12' grid). It's expected that a concrete slab will shrink as it cures and inevitably crack. The control joints will (hopefully) limit the cracking to the grid and not occur randomly, at angles, etc... Fiber additive or welded wire mesh is embedded in the concrete to help prevent the now separated pieces from moving vertically with respect to each other. The uncoupling membrane prevents the cracks from telegraphing through bonded materials like tile. On large slabs, expansion joints are required, and they should be continued up through the tile as a caulk joint.

Do not run Ditra or the fleece products like Redgard/Custom up the wall. Kerdi can be run up the wall in some shower systems.

They will pull out a big chunk of 'crete often if you pull them. Angle grinder FTW. I usually use hydraulic cement for small patches (sets quickly, but it's fairly dark).

Merrymeeting may have the clearest water of all the NH lakes. On a calm day, you can see bottom in close to 30 feet.

Probably spars to mark hazards (shoals).

I didn't feel bad picking up an '04 Tundra with 145K for $7,500 recently.

IDK, this was eons ago :)

No, sir it was mine:/ I've canoed 70 miles on the Connecticut River - it's the same deal: a dam every 10 miles.

Sorry, being facetious... Concord NH has a significant homeless persons problem that's been in the news for the last several years, and there are tentsites up and down the river around Concord center.