Cannon's tram is two huge cars that can hold 80 people. Skiers carry their skis on the cars with them. Loading happens at the same time as unloading, so as one goes up, one goes down.

A gondola is the same idea but there are more of them, but hold less people. About four. The cars stack up and slow down for the load/unload process. You load your skis on the outside of the gondola car.

How is it not?

Raaay Brüeeeeewwwweer, WMUR News 9.

Betteridge's Law.

tl;dr: no.

As someone who is not a skiier/snowboarder and has ridden neither, what's the difference?

Senator Gendreau from Littleton along with others was trying to do that with SB55 this year.

Looks like it may have been tabled though. I didn't listen to the senate session to see why. Perhaps it can be pulled off the table.

You never should leave your passport out of sight

Went to the dispensary in tyngsboro today, that place is just raking in the money from NH residents. Stupid of our state not to legalize it and have that tax money for themselves

Thanks everyone for the insight! I tend to drive on the slower side anyway, so I'm sure I'll be fine. If the weather is bad enough I'll just keep my ass at home!

KEEP THE TRAM!

Ah someone already brought up the stretch of 89 after exit 10 lol. Honestly, as long as you go slow and plan ahead you should be fine. Sounds stupid but I saw someone almost slide off the road at about exit 8ish not an hour ago because a whole line of us slowed down to like 45 (Roads got icey real fast) and they passed everyone at only like 65-70 and just started fishtailing. Luckily they get smart and slowed down and got back in line. The moral of the story, if someone is going real slow on 89 in bad weather, think twice about your speed.

89 is better off than the smaller back roads though! 89 is usually salted and plowed first, so that's something.

EDIT: I seemed to recall something about more rain fall in the center of 89 and I found an rainfall map: https://media.cocorahs.org/images/Composite-NH-1100w.png 89 starts in a lower rainfall zone and ends in one while passing right through a heavier section. So more rain/snow right in the middle where people coming from either end are unprepared for it.

Figure out a way for us to get ballot initiatives in this state.

That said, it was originally built in 1938 and then rebuilt and refurbished 42 years later.

Sounds like another refurbishment is due.

Literally! https://abcnews.go.com/US/court-oks-barring-high-iqs-cops/story?id=95836

Smoke weed in front of your local police department and state houses as protest

It was the first aerial tramway in North America. It should be designated on the National Register of Historic Places.

Michael Graham is so annoying.

70% That is your hope. If you are right PROVE IT ! And don't try to prove it with the same survey.

Lol okay.

Why even give the people the opportunity if you don’t have too. Doing nothing is perfect. Once it goes federally legal, the NH gov will start making decisions real quick!

> So give me your one good reason any passport should ever be mistakenly destroyed, let alone 40

One hypothesis: The hotel routinely collects sensitive documents to be shredded by a service. The front desk clerk put the passports in a large envelope, and another employee, possibly new in their position, mistakenly sent the wrong envelope to be shredded. Nobody knowingly shredded passports.

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I'm not a huge fan of the tram myself but totally get the people that want to retain it instead of a bunch of gondolas. Cannon does not need to become another Loon.

>Ideal candidate likes posts about trees

I'm sold

Between loon mtn, wildcat and bretton woods there's already 3 gondolas in the area surrounding Franconia notch that people can ride if they so choose. There's only one tram