Blue Harbor in Hampton

Snowbird just replaced theirs this summer.

They don’t make aerial trams anymore either.

Lots of R&D in the battery tech sector ongoing; what you say is true currently but absolutely will not be the case forever.

And if we're talking about environmental impact, Li mining vs. fossil fuels is a very silly argument considering the ongoing climate change trends. Best to keep our planet habitable in the short term and worry about lithium reserves and recycling down the road. Just one more can to kick.

Marsh Brothers deli.

Modern high-capacity batteries require lithium and various other rare minerals which themselves require lots of energy to mine, and are difficult to recycle. Making lots more of them, is not going to be good for the environment.

And how would a hiker damage those tracks? With aggressive microspiking? Please get real. But I won’t argue further even though that’s a ridiculous position because I agree about pastrami. 🤘🏼

Ooof, so my Tuesday am flight is not looking good

I’m biased because I’m a big fan of Andrew and his shop, but his beans are seriously incredibly good.

Cheshire childrens museum in Keene

There's a lot of flash assumptions here.

The funitil isn't a gondola. It actually functions more like a tram. And I don't think they make funitil anymore. They are being replaced by 3s lifts which are pretty similar. I do think that'd be a good option for replacing the tram. But I don't think a traditional gondola is a good idea personally.

Also Cannon is actually just as windy as Palisades if not more. You know how Mount Washington had the highest wind speed record, cannon actually had the 2nd spot. Also keep in mind the cannons tram goes to the summit and the Gold Coast only goes halfway up.

There are east coast gondolas that make sense. Stratton, K1, starship, stowe just to name a few.

"inverted trough axis"

talk nerdy to me, Cloud Boy

Pretty sure he's /r/TheCloudBoy, not Eric.

lol

Russ Murley would be my other guess.

LOL

I was just wondering where he/you disappeared to so I did some google detective work and saw that he/you had left and started an independent weather forecasting service. Just happened to notice you posting on here so I guessed you were Eric.

Not him?

It’s nice to see some good modern architecture in New Hampshire.

Hato Viejo based in Lebanon.

Good question, I haven’t seen tried it yet.

I don't know,... looks fine to me. It's modern so not a "typical New England" building. But most likely adds value to the neighborhood.

Well if you are handy and generally comfortable with doing electrical work it's actually pretty simple. The hardest part is actually getting the solar panels mounted, everybody situation is different if they go on your roof that's where it gets complicated. The other issue is if you're going to be tying it in to your electrical service. That gets more complicated. Doing a battery backup or off-grid setup is very easy, the equipment has gotten a lot cheaper in the last few years.

So you're one of those fools who believes that the lights turn off when the sun goes down huh? Never heard of batteries before?

How’s the new Italian steakhouse across the street that went in where Fratello’s was?

You're easily the 5th person to guess this! I won't give any hints as to who I actually am, but why do you guess I'm the former WMUR met?

Cool so you have an opinion on a specific issue that isn't based in the facts of the specific topic. You also won't do any research because it might challenge your opinion that, by your own admission, isn't rooted in specific facts.

You are basically just humble bragging about putting effort into remaining ignorant and don't even seem to realize it.