deanwelles

Off topic, have a strange roof issue going on. If you're in BR can you email me?

<---- @gmail.com

quote:

---

$2.87 for gas? I thought out West gas was still $4 a gallon

---

The price is crashing

It sounds like your 4 runner just sits in the driveway most of the time. I'd put my wife and kids in the low mileage 4runner and let the explorer sit in the driveway. And keep the 25. Just me though

I'm busy getting both kids in their car seats everywhere we go. Least she can do is get her own door and wait patiently

I started going down there around since 1991 or so. I was about 5. My grand parents bought our camp and at the time it had no roof, windows, finished floors, or walls. Plumbing and electrical were incomplete. My grandfather, uncle, and dad finished it out. It was an old Exxon camp. I was down there this weekend. When I think back about what GI used to be like, it's almost unbelievable how much it's changed in the past 30 years, although somethings never change, because my dad and I are still working on that place.

As for old memories:
The fishing is not nearly as good. A lot more people, a lot less habitat equals a lot less trout. Caught limits on the regular as a kid. Admittedly, I don't get to fish as much now, but it's been a while since I've caught a limit.

Trash, rusted out cars, falling apart buildings. Everywhere. The beach looked like a city dump. There would be everything you could imagine on that beach. Dead animals (not just fish), furniture and structures, all sorts of garbage and debris.

It's not there anymore, but a building my younger brother used to call "the upside down camp" because the building was on the ground and it had pilings sticking up out of it.

No water pressure on holiday weekends.

Everyone claiming to have encountered Whitey Bulger.

The power going out randomly and Cigars being the only place to eat.

There were puddles/mud holes that seemed to never dry, ever. Mosquitos the size of seagulls. I don't recall a single paved road other than LA1 when I was kid. I really think everything was gravel or dirt.

If you're in BR, I'll take them off your hands

quote:

---

Year 2020: 439,729

---

Census.gov says 456,781 but your point is valid

quote:

---

Keystroke logger on your computer?

---

Would normal antivirus software catch something like this?

Gas savings and no mean tweets. You can have your cake and eat it too!

quote:

---

new main electrical panel

---

I've been gathering quotes to get mine upgraded, not for generator hookup, but because I'm wanting to change my service from overhead to underground. If I may ask, what did the panel upgrade cost?

quote:

---

cgrand

---

Thanks again