Maybe everyone is having a stroke.

Everyone across NH is about to find out what Seabrook water does to you.

It most definitely was not my vehicle. My wife and I both smelled it soon as we opened the front door to leave today. We live in an apartment and my truck is on the other side of the parking lot. Also, people who passed through Whitefield to get to the same place I work said they smelled it on the way through as well.

Best I can do.

Yeah, check for a coolant leak. Either your radiator or hoses, or your heater core.

I don't believe so, and the only other time I've smelled anything close to this was when I was in Iraq. That smell came from all the trash they were burning. Maybe you're on to something about timing and someone's burned some trash piles.

I'd buy that jersey

The Keene Free Staters

you should join one of those hiking facebook groups for 4000 footers. Everyone there is usually very happy to provide beta. If you're staying below treeline, you should be fine hiking moosilauke in most weather conditions. Above treeline at moosilauke can get as gnarly as washington or the franconia ridge.

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Granite State Destroyers

Are there any chemical factories near you? I've had times in my life driving around when there's a smell like that and I'm pretty sure it's some factory cleaning out whatever shit they need to burn off. (Probably illegally).

They might be timing it so everyone thinks its the ohio plume.

Benzene is sweet: https://www.mountsinai.org/health-library/poison/benzene-poisoning

Hydrogen Sulfide is another: https://doh.wa.gov/community-and-environment/contaminants/hydrogen-sulfide

Another article was about a coolant leak from a car. That can smell sweet. It could have been you were behind someone who had coolant on their engine, or your car was doing it (although you'd probably notice when you stopped).

I just went outside again and it’s started raining and now it smells terrible at my house, smells like someone lit a couch on fire. It didn’t smell at 6 when I fed my goats. Now I’m wondering because it’s a very unusual smell for my area.

How the fuck did this get a downvote? Reddit is hilarious.

Yes agreed the second amendment applies to all citizens

I planned to put out a bucket and test the rain today. Saw some posts from MA yesterday with what looked like acid rain on a vehicle.

The more the feds stay quiet about this the more worried I get.

Has everyone seen the latest air quality map?

https://gispub.epa.gov/airnow/?showgreencontours=false&xmin=-8585636.091631025&xmax=-7572998.34090928&ymin=4365800.983630153&ymax=5870081.700282021

Sorry I don't have links at my fingertips ready to go. It's human nature. If you allow a person back into society then he has the opportunity to live like everyone else. If you banish him, then he goes to the criminal subculture. If you treat him differently, then every strike against him is motivation to leave regular society.

You can say "we want him to reform" all day long. If you don't let him reintegrate, then good luck with that.

> Seems pretty simple to me, just don’t be a felon.

That's not so simple, there's even a book about it - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6611240-three-felonies-a-day

I think anyone not imprisoned or on parole should have full rights. Gun rights, voting rights, all of it. However I can see in certain cases a lifetime restriction of certain rights being part of the sentence or a condition of release. It should be taken on a case by case basis rather than a policy matter of banning all convicts indiscriminately. Simply, let the punishment fit the crime.

You should definitely do that. I was planning on doing the same.

interesting. So maybe not the toxic cloud. Whitefield is in a valley surrounded by mountains. Wondering if they just acted like a trap and the chemicals have begun to sink down and accumulate enough to produce a smell. We're supposed to get some rain. Wonder if it's worth collecting some of it and testing PH.

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Alot further north than you, but all is normal here.

I saw a plume model that put the “fall out” over us about a week ago.

Edit: I should also mention that as I recall the concentrations of pollutants that were in the atmosphere above us were very small.