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Mt. Agamenticus has hiking trails to the top, but also a road and parking at the top.

It's in Ogunquit, maybe 35 minutes south of where you'll be.

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That’s a motel painting from an Asian “art” factory.

c. 1960s. Paintings like this do have some value, esp with the kitschy frame. I’d say maybe $75 to a hipster collector.

Have you considered not bringing any small pets?

> do you have spring leeks/ramps up there?

Yes.

So how high are you right now?

Are you aware that private folks who open small businesses aren't the same ones who build public bridges?

Do you have an understanding of how the world works?

That’s not what OP asked.

Well then ask the people who make those predictions.

OP asked for first hand experience. I gave mine.

Historical data isn’t used for weather forecasts. Current data and computer models are.

In Saco? Plenty of them. I didn’t put them in my diary so o can’t tell you the dates.

> You can unless you’re an idiot

Please enlighten us as to how non-idiots can accurately predict internet outages in and entire city of 20,000 residents.

> You could easily give some kind of indication of how these things typically go

No, I can’t easily do that. Because it’s not predictable and it “typically” doesn’t go any typical way.

You asked for my experience, yes?

I told you what my experience was.

> people’s experience in the area

I lived in Saco for 20 years.

My experience is that it’s not predictable.

> Hearing historical can be insightful.

Not really.

Some major storms have zero outages. A minor dusting can send some truck into a pole and take out service for a day.

There’s no way to predict.

There’s literally no way to predict.

I love the Facebook posts:

“Looking for someone to plow me in Sanford. Willing to pay $45”

> Any suggestions?

I suggest that you wait until there’s snow.

Also, mainetrailfinder.com.

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> Should I re-sand the entire counter and re-seal?

Yes.