GraniteGeekNH

GraniteGeekNH t1_jcbw68x wrote

Do you have the slightest evidence for this claim that there is any union opposing the burying of power lines?

Of course you don't. You made it up: you guessed that it was probably true and then stated it as a fact because like many people you've been warped by unions-are-bad mantra pushed by those who make more money when unions are weak.

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GraniteGeekNH t1_jc7rwhu wrote

To each their own - today was the first time I've lost power for more than 2 minutes in several years. It's back after 3 1/2 hours. I'm in a fairly rural small town , not near a hospital or fire station anything that would get line priority. Luck of the draw!

Sounds like you're in a bad spot in terms of lines / trees / alternative power routes.

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GraniteGeekNH t1_jc6hvtx wrote

Reply to Moving to NH by wowmeister

NH is small but it's not that small. Need more information!

For example: For fun, are you more interested in getting to Boston, or the White Mountains, or the ocean?

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GraniteGeekNH t1_jbuc16m wrote

I'll be darned - live and learn. It was completed so late that I assumed it was paved from the start.

I like dirt roads but if that baby was unpaved - it's so steep, so icy/snowy - it would cost a fortune to make it usable every spring.

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