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I don't know if there is a mid unloading. I think it's "just" a turn in the direction of the lift. Killington, at one point, had a lift that change direction. (Cue Snoloco in 3...2...)

The guy was 70 and both parents are still alive? Wow.

There's the answer to that question..... https://vtdigger.org/2023/06/22/eb-5-settlement-shell/

Great shot of a nice looking bird. With that mask, though, I'm hiding my wallet.

Man, it must have locomotive brakes. At least that's good for regeneration.

I was driving downtown in a large city today. It amazed me how stupid and entitled the pedestrians were. Walking off the sidewalk between a cube van and another car, etc. I was surprised that there weren't fatalities every day. And city bicyclists.....traffic laws apply to every one but them...

Why is not in the sweet cars thread? Nicely done!

I found this ad using the hash tag #gaper.

At that height, there's a guy who doesn't need no stinkin' reserve chute.

I can't think of a bigger fraud of a person than Jay Monahan.

This song has played at every wedding reception. I don't care who is getting married, I would put $200 that this would be played.

I don't know the area. Why do you say that?

Does your rig have the ability to change how high the tailgate lift up? Some can do that.

Meh, it could be a power line. A trench was dug from there to the new mid station before the build.

When I was a kid, we were going home late one spring night in Vermont when my mother's Chevy Citation couldn't go any further. We walked the rest of the way home. The next day three of the tires were suspended in air, the car sitting on a big ol' rock that stayed while the rest of the road...

You have a business, right?

Those flurries will count toward the Whiteface annual snowfall total.

I still think the bird was enjoying a cigarette.

Skinny jeans, no mortgage and the kiddies out of college. Man, JWX is rocking!

This looks like part river. At times the spray looks like a waterfall.