Not north, but downeast, the Bold Coast is pretty amazing.

Additionally, beyond the fact that this isn't simple to begin with, there also the Maine Turnpike Authority, which adds another layer to any proposal.

Between Waterville and Augusta, there's some decent restaurants and bars. You'll find a groove.

It used to be a good spot for food, but I never hung out for bar crowd

They almost always deny at first. Resend with additional detail, especially with the bit about the law supercedes any warranty/return policy they have.

Almost no one acknowledges the law on the first try.

• Clifford Park (Biddeford)
• Smith Preserve (Arundel)

I'm a Maine resident of 20 years by way of Kansas City by way of Atlanta (midtown). Welcome compadre!

Yeah, but when you do it by feel- timing it right while it's still coming down - it's super satisfying

I'm going out now (1:00) and then some cleanup later

I've used it multiple times:

• Fan and controller for a radon mitigation system (took some back and forth with the company whose main office was in Mass)

• several Amazon purchases that were beyond the return window

Bub

• Owl's Head transportation museum
• Seashore Trolley Museum
• The Abbe Museum

Lived in Augusta for a long time, and I wanted Tony to live in my backyard to look over my fence at my neighbors.

• positioned myself to interrupt staring and acknowledged I was aware of their staring

• Yes

• Family handled

Edit: you asked, I responded. There was additionally a lot of context surrounding each situation

Things I've seen in the last 5-10 years:

• staring, which is just weird
• Giving instructions on how to hike; assuming that because a person is black, they are new to hiking
• A woman that was vocally surprised to see a black family hiking, and gave a shitty "compliment".

I mean, I've seen racist POS harass black hikers before and/or make ignorant comments. It's not unheard of.

WITAF?

One of those driftwood pieces that you put on your wall with a folksy saying something like:

"Work? Can't get theyah from heeyah"

Bar Harbor? It's not anything like North Conway, but exploring the carriage trails in winter (snow shoe or cross country skiing) can be a ton of fun.

Can we stop the slow leak of photos? 6-10 at a time would be preferable.

Your generated power goes back into the CMP grid (except for what you are using at that immediate point in time) and CMP delivers it back to you. So you pay for the connection costs (mine is about $14/mo). CMP does not cut checks, you only get a kWh credit that expires 12 months from when it was generated. So you end up producing more in summer due to longer days and higher more direct sun, and then rely more on your credits during the winter months.

Now, you can also get battery storage for your produced energy, but you'll still produce more than the battery can store and you'll still have to pay CMP for the line connection.

Side note - 7-8 years break even, as well as a house value bump is a great investment.

You get a 1:1 kWh credit

There's certainly an ass here, but it's not who you think it is

It's a shit show. Abuse, hate speech, etc. increased hugely once he took over. He treats employees like garbage and like he's hiring from a craigslist ad. He has huge biases against anyone that doesn't align with him. Etc

Complete opposite of peasant burnination - peasant adolation?