No dude. The rescue and wardens were for some kid who twisted an ankle. That's what the guy running the ambulance said. There was a school group, too, that was having issues. One girl was wearing crocs. I couldn't believe it.

BTW, remember this?

https://www.newscentermaine.com/article/sports/outdoors/this-is-certainly-anamoly-three-helicopter-rescues-in-the-same-week/97-2c829cac-a669-4d94-acb8-86f665a4b3b8

I think they should get billed for the chopper, personally.

Also, how do you get the line across? I'm unable to get on Instagram at the moment.

Cool man. Thanks! So you literally walk across it?

If so, I take back my church bells comment. More like bowling balls.

Pretty confident it's not permanent. We saw 'em Saturday, so we figure they probably did it for the weekend. Someone got hurt (not one of those guys) and we passed several wardens and rescue people going up to the lake portion, so if it was illegal or something, I'm pretty sure the wardens would do something about it. Doubt very highly it's illegal.

My buddies and I were trying to figure out how they got it up there. No way they could have hoisted it through the trees, so we're thinking maybe an air cannon of some sort. We were at the top watching them use a rope to pull across, what looked to be a cable. Still scratching our heads about it.

Just looked it up. Math checks out. Gracias!

If you make it over to the coast, you need to check out Throwback (https://www.throwbackbrewery.com/). It's in a renovated barn and has a cool outside/inside vibe. Beer and food are good as well.

Der.

They're going to put their resources in states where it's a lot closer than Hassan v Bolcuc. Then there's this: "Bolduc is resolute that he would not support McConnell as the GOP leader."

Really good article. It's some scary shit, though. I use trails all the time and every once in a while I'll see a tent. Mixed feelings on it because the only guy I knew that lived in a tent did so as he was down on his luck after a divorce. He went to work every day and, after a while, ended up finding an apartment. Pretty bad ass living in a tent in a NH winter. Other side of that coin is what this was - a bloodthirsty drifter with no regard for human life.

Really good article. Thanks for posting.

The Alchemist Brewery in Stowe.

Did someone say boobs? Where?!!!

>I brace for impact like I’m driving into Boston

Saugus to the airport on a busy day. Like Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.

"I also know i definitely do not want to live in manchester."

Dude, you're not even here yet and you're dissing ManchVegas??? Step off, bro. Manchester is like an ugly sister; we can make fun of her but she's off limits to outsiders.

OP, FishermanNervous7682 gave you a good itinerary. If you follow it, you'll pass by Al's Seafood http://alsseafoodnh.com/ in North Hampton. Do yourself a favor and grab a couple of lobsters.

Just came back to work from Covid. Me and two of my buddies got it (all of us are double boosted) but none of our wives or kids got it. Musta got the strain that likes only middle-aged men. The others had runny nose, coughing, bedridden, etc. Me? Just a four day splitting headache.

There is a small section of Lynn, MA (yeah, I know...) that is Guatemalan and on both sides of the street you get authentic Guatemalan food, in restaurants and grocery.

Think that's bad, try living in the Seacoast. Prices are insane and wait times are longer.

Wild and unfocused is what they put under my senior picture. Math checks out.

Love that place - if you can get in. They do a buy one get one free lobster rolls on Mon and Tues. And they most definitely don't skimp on the lobster.

Got a favorite spot?

Bomoseen General Store was amazing when I was growing up. I can still taste the stale gum that came with the baseball cards. New owners changed everything and renamed it Robo's Creemees and General Store. It is NOT a general store. It's a tourist trap that sells Bomoseen and Vermont tchotchkes. Bums me out every time I'm visiting.

It was purchased by a couple of Greek brothers from Manchester and they continually get voted best pizza in NH. Place is awesome!

THOP has been named best pizza in NH for, like, a decade. Every year. Couple of Greek Brothers from Manchester. They're incredibly personable, work tons even though they could delegate and remember almost every customer. The pizza is awesome but I think they get a lot of points for personality.

Grew up near there. Agree that they're good. Still siding with Gill's, though. The absolute best I ever had was at the long-scuttled Poultney Cash Market. But that's for the way-back machine.

Don't know how long you've been there but when I was a kid the Birdseye Diner was called Jim's. And John Rehlen didn't own the whole freakin' town.