Gotcha, that snowpack is just what I was wondering about. Thanks!

Working on it!

Am a planner.

Can’t fight, too busy eating and being fat.

This BMI is only worth so much. At 23% Im overweight with a 4 pack, lol roger that.

Yes. It'll still be here. Plus the trails have been packed down all winter... Which means they are likely dense packed snow and ice that'll be there until may.

Our trails are in the woods and aren't in direct sun. Then we have our mud season. Then mtb carefree in about June.

>We have a couple of storms going on in the next few days

Is that snow unlikely to melt in the following week of sun and ~40°?

You won't be mountain biking unless you have a fat bike. We have a couple of storms going on in the next few days and local riders will have to snowshoe the trails for bikes, but they likely won't be firm enough for skinny tires. And if they were... They'd be ice ribbons where you'd need studs.

That being said, there is a network of trails near wolfboro, but I don't know the local fat bike scene and if they get packed out. There's a bike shop in town that night be able to steer you.

waist to hip ratio is used more often when judging health.

Oh gee whiz thanks, I didn't know how to read a calendar, I thought it was going to be summer

You gave irrelevant advice that I didn't ask for...from my perspective you mansplaining light hiking to me seems awfully arrogant too.

Sometimes I’ll notice other peoples carts in the grocery store and just feel for the kids. Parents buying nothing but trash and thats their diet, its a shame

Then your one of the few exceptions. i have hiked 36 of the 48 have yet to see one. I’m not being mean but if you have the energy and strength to do that why be obese? It opens you up to so many other health conditions later in life. I eat i drink beer but i constantly move i feel like if your active it takes an effort to be obese. Again not trying to sound like a dick and awesoem for you for still killing the mountains as a bigger person

It was a semester whose clinicals were also split with maternity and unlike med surg 1 & 2 you didn't get to do much in the clinical portion; all I really did was take part in groups on the milieu and attend the team meeting. I also constantly heard that you should do at least one year in med surg before you think of specializing. I have my BSN so maybe it's different but gerontology was with community health clinical for us and pediatrics also had a clinical rotation.

:snerk!!: Lots of whales..

(I'll let my self out now...)

Wow

Yes, I mean I knew we had a problem with obesity in our country, but I didn’t realize that it was the majority. It’s just wild to think that with all the negative health effects associated with it that you don’t hear a thing about it anywhere being the majority of the country.

Isn’t how it usually works is the law doesn’t actually say “x is illegal” but these “strange laws” reports take the actual law and twist the wording in such a way that they are technically correct

Like, idk maybe there’s some decency statute still on the books that would apply to the stated scenario l, but it’s not actually that specific

Alcohol is a lot of empty calories and the winters slow most people down unfortunately

Lol has anyone even been to San Antonio?

Sure but unlike in VT, villages in NH are not incorporated as legal entities and have no power. So Colebrook could have a law on this but Kidder ville specifically could not

It's also March. Very much still winter in NH

Dude I'm like 6'2, 250 and I've been mistaken for a pro athlete before but I'm apparently "obese"

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>I would think that anyone with the right equipment, ie winter clothes, micro spikes, would have no real difficulty summiting.

Which is exactly why I suggested what I did. It'll probably be a piece of cake, but that doesn't mean you go under prepared.