I like my neighbors and I didn't mind people going through when they behaved but that courtesy seems to have fallen by the wayside. It didn't stop with the posting either: just recently some jerk with out of state plates parked on my camp road so I couldn't drive in. I left as polite a note as I was capable of at the time but he damn near had his pretty, expensive SUV relocated by a logging skidder

When I was growing up, our land in the NEK was always open to people. That all changed when they started abusing our generosity and left trash all over. The last straw was when one "hunter" actually told a family member to leave because "he was there first". My dad quickly showed him the error of his ways and escorted the jerk off the property. It's been posted since. I would prefer to be more neighborly but I've seen that abused far too often

Yeah, never ask the guy trying to sell you the oil unless you know you can trust him

You might be able to get away with a mix of kerosene and oil. Talk to a furnace tech (not the oil man!) and see what he says. Good luck!

You need kerosene? Usually heating oil is what you want and it's a bit less expensive.

Jay Peak has excellent skiing and an indoor water park. The kids will love it

Nice! 9-pointer? looks around 200 pounds?

One alternative is they make really great target holders for the rifle range, especiallyfor the adhesive bullseye targets. (No, I'm not advocating shooting anyone)

So what is the final tally for trucks stuck in the notch this year?

20+ years in the USAF, I don't even notice jet noise anymore. Where was this?

Not just Progressives, everyone needs to chill. I do agree abotut he eyesore that all these signs create and campaigns should be responsible for cleaning up the mess afterward. On the other hand, the signs do make excellent target holders at the rifle range (I'm not advocating shooting people)

In general, foliage in Vermont hits its peak around the first week of October. This lasts maybe a week if the weather is calm. By the time November arrives the color is long gone and you're likely to see snow instead

Ok troll, 99% of people here couldn't care less about a person's race, culture, sexual orientation or whatever. What draws the flatlander response is when anyone comes here with the all too common sense of entitlement and arrogance that we see every day. The moniker is in reaction to behavior, nothing else. Just be happy that we remain polite enough to just refer to them as flatlanders and not do something else

As a property owner too I completely understand the frustration. I had o post my land a few years ago because of entitled brats acting like it was theirs, trespassing at will and leaving a mess

Faith in governments? No, not much. But I do have faith in humanity.

That' a problem, yes, but not insurmountable. We will figure it out in time. I think the benefits far outweigh the costs

Yeah, this is why I don't vote for him. He makes good points when it suits him but he's been in politics for too long

I'm all for sticking it to the OPEC thugs (see below), but there is no way renewables will have the capacity to replace oil in less than 20 years. We need to produce our own oil, etc. while shifting over. We also need to invest heavily in new nuclear power plants. New designs are hundreds of times safer and more efficient than the ones that gave nuclear power a bad rap.

Before anyone freaks out over what I've said, remember, I agree with getting away from oil. I'm just pointing out near-term infrastructure changes that we have to make for this to work more smoothly