What do you mean?

That Hummer monstrosity for one

More likely to be power lines.

Just a common bridge troll

And some of them used their cars to power their houses. We live in interesting times.

Toss aahhhhtt.

Most in the country adjusted for size.

Dartmouth babies in shambles.

Ive asked several landlords and they all say the same thing. Every time an apartment becomes available they get dozens of applications within a couple of days. Nine times out of ten the best candidate is a remote worker. They’ve even offered to pay above the advertised rent when things were at their most insane in 2021.

How are local workers supposed to find housing? Where are local businesses going to find staff?

No kidding.

We’ve started seeing cardinal pairs at our feeder, would love to see your take on a beautiful red bird!

Id suggest Waterbury but Ben & Jerry's lights up our sky like Disney with their ridiculously bright and unneeded quasi stadium lighting.

Very nice. Make sure to post it to r/corvids. They would like it.

Thanks so much for sharing this info!

Beautiful! I love the raven pair that patrol the North Branch Nature Center.

Put the car in neutral, turn it around and it'll recharge on the way down. Maybe generate enough to hook up a regular outlet downhill most Telsas have an adapter. I've never had this issue but I'm not from CT either, but going downhill will generate power.

I used to think running a clean campaign and losing was superior, but then my candidates ran clean, got vote majorities, and still didn't make it into office, so I got realistic.

You didn't read all of my comment, though. I specifically said this was good because she's NOT beholden to these special interests. Because they're dumbasses who have no sway anywhere now.

I'm not saying it isn't an issue but there is not any proof it is a result of remote worker jobs. Plenty of other areas are also having similar issues. And my remote job certainly did not impact the living options for a local and I definitely contribute to local businesses. I could commute into my office but that would be wasteful all around and VT would get less tax money in the process.

Maybe you only get a roof over your head if you pay for it?

Walls were made to keep sheep in. Yes. It was also a practical issue for farmers where you plow your land and uncover boulders everywhere. You need to move them out of your fields so you can plant, this naturally forms a perimeter of rocks. If you’ve ever tried developing a piece of property you are potato picking rocks for a while. You do pass some old farms that just have big rock piles in the middle of a field. Same idea.

Why tf is this being downvoted this is great

Hell yeah. I'm always adding stone to my walls as a tribute to the people before me. I love moving stone in October.

It was the quaint stone wall that sold me on VT.

Also, I always wonder how Native Americans feel when white people carry on about outsiders (flatlanders) taking over. Not that it matters, but I'd peg VT as 98% white people.

Thought it was just me I have been waiting for so much time sensitive mail. It just started to go back to normal in bits and pieces.

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