When hay gets wet it allows bacteria to grow. This growth of new life creates just enough heat to combust the hay. It’s actually pretty common.

Time to put in that manure pit you've been thinking about.

Unfortunately yes. I have to be in Rutland County

Or in my case, property insurance adjusting.

Could you send me the link to that, because I'm not finding a state law in regards to property occupation re: ADUs

It'll look even better if you put spinners and ground-effects lighting on that bad boy, too.

Switched to a sienna four years ago. Live 2 miles off of paved roads. No problems with mud or snow. Although, I wouldn’t take it on a class four road.

Just saying, if it truly is an ADU (and not eventually a proposal for multiple units on the same lot - depends on what the zoning district will allow and most people get the WW permits first before dealing with zoning) then one of the two, either the ADU or the main house, need to be owner occupied per state law. Worth looking into.

Well, thank you 😂 it was my business it’s just as close as I wanted to get to it lol

We’re alright! It was a crazy morning for sure. Very thankful for the Stowe FD’s quick response and minimalising the damage to the building next to it

Dies.

Same here. The only roads I won’t take the Odyssey on around here (Shoreham) in the spring are the ones that are closed for the winter. I will take my RAV on those.

That's a wild pic, it looks like a painting

is it actually compounded? by how much? you’re not presenting statistics of how many homes which would have otherwise been on the market for long term rental have instead moved to short term. i hear a lot of anecdotal reports and whining but no actual evidence of the problem’s size

Well at least the truck won't have to pay for parking.

Hope everyone is ok.

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Wild photo. I assume that is not normally there?

Why would run flats limit winter tire options?

You’re right, it’s not

That stretch of road isn’t zoned for truck fires.

😂

Saw a semi truck fire 2 weeks ago heading west on 89. Weird.

People obviously can't just move or they wouldn't be homeless dumbass

Not that would be easy to run utilities or construct a driveway

Sometimes police departments also have a radius you need to live in…