Welp, that's enough for me.

I work for a company that had an access point on a wind tower and vibration was an issue.

Yeah he's been simping for copyright for decades.

Not what I would call a proposal spot but check out the Museum of Everyday life and Bread and Puppet while you're there

Honestly just the view from the south beach alone is stunning enough.

Time for snowshoes?

Oof can you jump it?

Always amazed me when I'd meet euros on the lifts there.

Fake mod is fake bro.

I lived and worked in downtown st j for 2 years. I waabke to walk to work, restaurants, and both movie theaters easily. Also a decent grocery store. Plus there were always interesting small events at the academy. Now if you live outside of the village, then yeah it's rough without a car.

The real end of stick season.

People tell me that permits hold up construction in VT, but builders appear to be slammed.

The thing is it used to make sense everywhere. What changed?

Lyndonville, because of the college.

The people's trees. I guarantee if it was a free for all we'd have enterprising individuals "harvesting" truckloads every year until suddenly they couldn't.

Yup, That's where they were.

I'm waiting for your perspective on this.

I don't care what they do otherwise but shit seeps downhill.

Zoning won't get you, it's state wastewater permits.

It's already voluntary lol

The students don't pay for housing if they're not getting housing.

Is that why rents are cheap in Boston?

Every single worker needs a place to live.

I'm sorry.

The risk of losing a security deposit? Give me a break. And rents have also increased about 4x in the last 15 years. Anyone who owned their units back then is absolutely taking it in now.