Is the remediation part the hill/mound of material dug out from the mine?

Also, as for the rest of the mine, would it be safe to walk around there so long as I watch where I’m breathing?

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Alright, thank you

Is the mine safe for short vists (no more than an hour or two)?

Having lived in that neck of the woods for nearly 20yrs I'd say avoid the area near the mine. There are other areas around that mtn that are interesting, including lowland vast trails (off #109) that are more than less scenic.

Safe or not, I don't believe it's accessible to the public. Last I knew, the facility was gated and there is a person working there to keep out the hooligans. Safety-wise, I think you could walk around, but you wouldn't want to kick up dust, do donuts in your car, or be there on a windy day. A respirator or mask wouldn't hurt either way. Don't drink the water.

Last night was the 19th anniversary of the Dean Scream so could be echos through time

The folks in the Massachusetts sub, or in Massachusetts in general, have a habit of telling everyone else how to think.

The Bolton valley access road is about 5 miles. It varies from kinda steep to really steep

I'm only here to say that I love your sense of humor and good spirit. I hope you guys have a good time.

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I drink black coffee ☕️. Must be why they add all that junk to it. Cover the horrible taste.

Some people should not rent properties out to others, especially if they have ZERO understanding of tenant law and insist on violating it at will.

Long story short: If you can't stand that people who rent your properties will leave at least a bit of damage if not more, you don't belong in this industry.

The folks in the Massachusetts sub scolded me for using the phrase “fisher cat”. They claim there is no such thing and it’s actually a “fisher.” ? 🤷🏼‍♀️

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"some slaves got to sleep in the house, so was it really so bad"

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It’s definitely foxes. But if I hear a fisher cat I’ll come right back here and let you know!

For comparison:

Barred owl: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fppKGJD3Y6c

Screech owl: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EqWWWfB9Ee4

Fox: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g6v2tpJ24d4

Coyote: https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&channel=iphone_bm&q=coyote+sounds&tbm=vid&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjs5626-cn8AhWrhIkEHaf1B7wQ0pQJegQICRAB&biw=326&bih=481&dpr=2#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:47653cd1,vid:zzoM70WknWA

Fisher: https://capecodwildlifecalling.com/fisher-cat-scream-what-does-a-fisher-cat-sound-like/

That'll be better for my gf's nerves, compared to sudden changes. I can tell from experience in PA lol. Thanks!

Okay cool. I liked the Colorado mountain roads but my girlfriend did not lol. I drove those roads same as I did for the snowy roads in PA. If it's more continuous and doesn't feel sudden, that'll be better for her nerves.

Thanks for the info man!

Sorry I got out of my cage last night