Check out some of the parks in Prescott. And if you dig nature, go for a drive. It’s a gorgeous state. But the whole water thing is only going to get worse

Doesn’t sound like you are a fan of Asheville. Any thoughts on Franklin NC if you have any experience with it? NH here with a possible opportunity to move there.

I left and moved to VT. Not criminalized for growing my own pot, No stupid billboards on every fucking highway exit, and I am free of the awful towns of Manchester and Assland. Manchester was a nightmare for me. Car accidents nearly daily on the intersection by me, neighbors house getting shot at, someone being killed up the block from me. Ashland is shit too. No parking if you live on main st, so good luck with that!, landlord ran an air BNB and that was a nightmare, not to mention the town has one employee for town hall, and they're fucking useless. Good riddance to the Alabamatucky of NE.

Idk if that's sarcasm or if black pollen's a thing. But I haven't seen it. And I lived in Burlington for about six years.

There's a song there, somewhere. A deep throated, very American sort of song

Are the trees twice as tall and the rivers twice as wide?

Las Olas Exeter is delicious, I eat there like twice a week because it's on the way to work.

What does the Hampton one have that Exeter doesn't?

It is, but people are rightfully concerned. There's not much clear info on the fallout of this thing. Obviously you can't hold your breath for a few days, but if you had reason to believe the chemicals were blowing over your area, you might decide to hang out indoors most of the day vs go hiking.

I don’t miss it all. I did middle and high school there, I love the green chili but would never live there again

I moved from Denver to the Seacoast via other cities and I prefer it here. To each his own I guess

Wait for 107 degrees in June - September… horrible!

Yeah, I’ve never seen black pollen before.

https://old.reddit.com/r/burlington/comments/114sz28/pollen_on_cars_in_february/

Tarbell and Brodich out of Concord Nicholas brodich is very good. Unfortunately I’ve been to court several times with several different attorneys. This guy is respected by the prosecutors and the judges that goes a lot farther in court than an ass hole attorney.

my Grandpa had a “camp” in Goffstown back when we were kids. Frickin cul-de-sac now

It absolutely would be better that way

It was bad chili

I would just like to get of Massachusetts…but can’t.

You're swapping a cold brutal winter for a miserable, sweltering summer...lol

I like the way you think

I don’t know about the particular report (there have been hundreds if not thousands), but water has been an issue in Arizona and definitely Tucson, since the mid-1970s if not earlier (we moved there when I was a kid in 1974 and water conservation was big back them and that was with only about 10 years left of ground water available; the city has grown dramatically since). They’re out of ground water and the vast majority of the state relies on the Colorado River water shipped down in open aqueducts from northern AZ (just imagine the evaporation in 100 degree temps which is just a standard summer day temperature) and that water is reliant on the availability of water in the Colorado River west of Lake Mead, which is at a dangerously low level. It’s so law that in large areas of the Colorado, rafting is no longer done as the water levels are dangerously low. On top of that the farmers with orange and almond groves, vast cotton fields, farmers, and alfalfa growers (IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DESERT!) generally get access to the water first so the shortage is magnified by growing water thirsty plants in the middle of the desert. And the alfalfa is for export to Saudi Arabia for horse feed. The temperatures are climbing, water is scarce, and the place is overflowing with people. About the only decedent sign is in many areas everyone has changed from their overwatered lush green lawns to more native landscaping, but the state is dotted with bright green golf courses that are watered year round.

Nope

It's that shit cloud from Ohio.

I remember him, I was unfortunately duped.

Yeah, you know all about the details of my case, so you're perfectly qualified to have an opinion. The state is never wrong, correct? Anyone charged with anything us always automatically guilty, and anyone who disagrees is even more guilty! You're that guy, the smug ahole who thinks they know everything about everything. Your guess is wrong, douchebag. But I bet that my guess that everybody who knows you thinks you're an arrogant twat js 100% spot on.