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New Hampshire has various pages with lake data. Here's one that is map-based: https://nhfg.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=2243091f322449819c244c0c3b2f3f43

^^This. Particularly the arrogant part.

The NFCT is holding one of its periodic raffles, this one for a Northstar B 16. Drawing date August 15. https://shop.northernforestcanoetrail.org/product/96DAC50-2024-B16/win-a-northstar-b-16

The local brook under immediately post-Beryl skies, and two days post-Beryl as they let all the water at Wilder dam flow down to Long Island Sound. My boats aren't going anywhere without car topping for a bit.

Had a 21 Crosstrek, but gave it to my son. Terribly uncomfortable for me. Couldn't drive for more than 2 hours. Other than that, no real problems. Not big enough to sleep in though. And a side note. ACA membership for 6 months (maybe a year, check) gets you into the Subaru VIP program...

Try the fit guide here. They sell several different rack brands. https://www.rackwarehouse.com/

Edge of the storm tracked just west and north of me. Bad juju in western and northern Vermont though. https://www.yahoo.com/news/vermont-flooding-photos-show-washed-out-roads-and-damaged-houses-from-hurricane-beryls-remnants-135817333.html

Gerber LST, despite being summarily dismissed in this vid, is a good little knife. Small (small enough not to need a clip), light (and light enough not to need a clip) and locking. Mine lives in my pocket, even when I have another knife on my person for some reason. But, +1 on the Swiss...

Have loved the simplicity and lines of a canoe since I went to canoe camp as a kid, but never owned a boat. Always had one at our lake place, and would paddle every day when there. When I met my second wife we lived 200 miles apart, and could only see each other on weekends. Bought an OT...

Most folks don't even know solo canoes exist, and since they paddle solo a kayak is the obvious choice. Also, canoing is more a family activity for lots of people. Mom, dad and the kids all in one boat. That describes several of my neighbors. Once the kids grow up those canoes will be...

I would wait until he's been in the boat for a bit, and then ask.

dang. We have multiflora rose in the yard. One of my favorites. But, it will have to go on the hit list I guess. Bummer.

Car is facing the wrong way.

I have stumbled through what I can only describe as a nest of ticks. Hundreds it seemed like. Tiny ones. Ick.

Nope, but I bet it would. Following up on my post, when it got really loud I would often go out with a slingshot/wrist rocket and shoot back. Don't think I ever hit one, but not for lack of trying

When I was in grad school in Florida, my bedroom was under a large live oak. During the fall, squirrels would start eating acorns at the first hint of daylight, dropping many on the (uninsulated, tin) roof over my head, where they'd make a loud ping, then bounce and roll audibly down and off...

I stand corrected on my wolf trees as throwbacks to old growth: “Wolf trees are testaments to a property’s former life in agriculture. Often, farmers would leave a few nut-bearing trees to provide shade and free food to their livestock. Pasture would surround the tree, so it would grow wide...

Wolf trees. Of whatever species they happen to be. Because they are big, and are a throwback to before the forests were logged.

And a frustrated, crying 12 year old. Not that I'd know anything about that.

The number of people not wearing pfds posting paddling pictures during the spring when the water was still cold, cold enough that I wouldn't paddle without at least a farmer john wetsuit along with a pfd, was a little disconcerting. I wonder how many of those deaths were during shoulder season...