Jeffislovinlife
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Blaze & Daze
- Thread starter Laughing Grass
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shnkrmn
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Too late!
Laughing Grass
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Bet it sounds awesome
Dboybudz
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Tha
That's awesome I had one but not as clean and got stolen can't buy anything like that here anymore. Assisted only ones
Stiickygreen
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I'm counting the days until the nights are warm enough to open the windows. Our bedroom is fairly noisy but if you sleep in the sunroom you can hardly tell you are inside the house. It's like going camping without going anywhere. The only time it's quiet here is in deep Winter when it snows heavily. So much for that stuff this year. We had a few weeks where it was quiet but we're in awaken mode now...2 months early. Yikes.
Jeffislovinlife
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I don't carry that one this is the I don't leave home without it
Fallguy111
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I have a similar property and right before sunrise looking through a thermal scope it’s insane how many critters are running around that I rarely if ever see with the naked eye. It is nice my dog has no interest in dog food.
DeadHeadX
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Sounds pretty idyllic.
tyler.durden
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If this doesn't make you smile and shake it, you may be dead. Fuck, yeah...
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DarkWeb
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Very interesting. I've been lucky to have seen one close. Very cool.
DarkWeb
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They do kill, just to kill. Very interesting animal.
DarkWeb
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Just had one pass behind us about 30' away a couple hours ago in the sugar woods. My buddy must have spooked it and it ran right behind me and my boy.
raratt
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I saw a weasel on the side of the road next to some wild blackberry bushes. There is a pasture on the other side of the bushes, didn't expect to see one in the valley. We had a Pine Martin walk through our campground when we were in the mountains, I had no idea what it was at the time. It really didn't seem to care bout us being there and just strolled through. They are pretty rare around here and the fisheries department is trying to re-establish them into their old habitats.
Stiickygreen
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It is for us...but we laugh that we believe that most folks couldn't take the isolation and lack of amenities in the area. "Town" is only on the map because of the Post Office. It's basically 2 campgrounds...an uber small liquor store and a beauty shop....and that's it.
Fallguy111
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The “big” town 10 miles away has a population of 600. A gas station, small grocery store and 6 bars with some churches sprinkled in.
Dboybudz
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With mountains like that and the awesome brook and to be able to grow as much as you want and the scenery that's something special,I get it 100% As long as you got electricity and can grow food got everything you need.
Dboybudz
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Stiickygreen
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I won't drop into the sad again...but to capture it all in a nutshell...we spent 4 years unraveling our world to be able to come here and we felt as if our son lead us to this place via a series of happenings. (I no longer say "coincidences") I have a tattoo on my leg that >is< those peaks that is a mock up of the glassblowing logo/moniker he created a few years before he passed to mark his pieces. When we asked "why the peaks?" He said "I don't know why but I know it will make sense someday".
When I turned onto this road and that view opened up...I had to pull over...cus..yeah...it all started to make sense.
DeadHeadX
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Amazing story - very sorry for your loss also. Sad.
I live in rural Vermont, so sort of understand the appeal of the seclusion and space. Our mountains are a lot smaller!
