Stages in Dover

And when they finally pulled the body out of the twisted, burning wreck

For Narnia!!!

I miss JR's in Dover from the 90s and early 2000s

And they had the oldest known registered use of the Old Man in advertising. Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.

That's where I go if I have a choice. I'm surprised they don't have openings. I thought there were openings everywhere in healthcare right now.

Half of the NH subreddit is a result of their parents playing this game every time they heard Al say "high pressure".

Yeah, I second the bittersweet. No wonder it's everywhere.

Not much if you only want to be able to identify a couple of things. If you want to know what every single mushroom you find in the woods is then it might take some time.

My first find was a chicken.

I don't know of any clubs, but I know there are places around the state that do foraging workshops periodically in season. After a quick look I think there is an active group in the Keene area.

This is how I feel too. I've only been doing it for a little over a year, but it has been really interesting and fun. I have learned a lot and have lots more to learn.

And wow, nine pounds of chanterelles. That is impressive. I found about of quarter pound of winter chanterelles and hedgehogs several weeks ago and was pumped.

You're probably right. Fritz Wetherbee covering his arse so he doesn't get sued.

Yes, I certainly do. I started foraging for mushrooms last year. Before I harvested anything I just read a ton and took loads of pictures to try to identify what all was out there. I have a friend that knows quite a bit and if I'm ever not 100% sure about something I ask for help. I've collected and eaten five different types of mushroom this past year, all of which are fairly easy to identify and have either no poisonous lookalikes or very few that can be easily ruled out. I'm very aware that many mushrooms can make you quite ill and that some can kill you. I appreciate the warning though. It's always good to be too careful.

It is sort of an odd time for this to be on Chronicle. The foraging season for most mushies is pretty done at this point in the year.

My parents bought a bunch of things there back in the day. Prices were good, but I think they had a couple things that didn't work out so great. If I recall my dad bought a gun cabinet that was the wrong height. He had to return it and have them remake it.

The owner of Almolu's bakery in Northwood does awesome work. Not sure if he has any time for it anymore with the bakery going strong. He made us a bookcase to match another one that we bought from a woodworking place in Raymond years ago. He is also is an excellent baker. Even if you don't inquire about woodworking you need to try the bagels!

Roller coaster - https://imgur.com/8Nx3HLe

It's a beautiful thing. Mine was the same today. I almost cried.

VP

His dad was a popular politician and they have the same last name. Oh, and he has money.

Southeast Land Trust of NH (S.E.L.T) all the way. I didn't win the lottery and probably never will, but I am still leaving them all my money when I kick it and give as generously as I can while I'm still around.

How many porcupines would I have to share it with?

Can you imagine how miserable and depressing a job it must be to be the one in charge of reviewing months worth of Shaw's and Walmart security footage and records? At least it was worth it in this case, but man that must have been a slog.