My butcher/guy I buy piglets from works there. It's really nothing special or mysterious like people want to believe

Nothing like a good ole New England bowl of milk & bread 😋

I live on one of those roads. The trees are all massive old oaks and within feet of the power lines. Surprisingly, I've only lost power once in the 8 years I've lived on this road. My theory is that since it's all woods and no open area, the wind isn't as strong and mostly goes over the tops of the trees. I used to live a town over on the edge of a field and the wind coming off the field was intense and we'd see pines knocked down all the time

I got a pair of Vasque boots I love that are going on year 5 now with no signs of slowing down. I'd look at them and other mountaineering brands (if you want super high quality, La Sportiva, mammut, scarpa are made in Italy still..) , they'll be built a lot tougher than regular boots. I've also read good things about Arc'teryx boots

I've got a couple pairs of heritage redwings that have held up for 6 years now. I definitely wouldn't consider them winter boots for "snow and slush" though, and unless you have the full lug roughneck, traction is an issue on snow and ice

My favorite is one I saw on Claremont. It was Calvin pissing on the words "fuck Biden". Like, usually Calvin is pissing on things you DON'T like, like Ford or Chevy, so is he saying he doesn't like people that say "fuck Biden"?

r/nissandrivers would like a word

If the car is financed, then it's in the contract that it must be insured regardless of state law. No bank will finance a car and let you drive it uninsured.

Yeah you gotta use the same plates, I've transferred plates/reg a few times and it's pretty straightforward

Same. Also same with most everyone I've known here my whole life

Best: my taxes are dirt cheap cause all the wealthy people with lake houses here pay high waterfront taxes.

Worst: the amount of people here in the summer is annoying and the rising property values are driving out locals

Ha I'm the same way, I only fly when I'm absolutely certain there's nobody around or over my own property or friend's property. I'm also afraid of some random person yelling at me for "spying" on them from 400' up even though I'm flying over public areas, and legally can fly anywhere that's not restricted by the faa. So far though the only times I've run into people it was a positive experience; they've loved it and wanted to see the photos.