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I'm from California originally, and I'm trying to reach the 30k Miles point to expire my warranty before the 3 year point (April 27th). I only have a few hundred miles to go!

I've been to lots of places, which include: New Hampshire, the Cape, NYC, Maine, Northern mass... I have not been to Western Mass at all, or to RI or Connecticut other than passing through.

I could do one or two road trips, and I just want to get out and see cool places I've never seen, whether it be towns, hiking/outdoors, big cities, shopping, random roadside landmarks, whatever. Lots of stopping, mostly day trips though if cool enough I would overnight.

Any ideas? What's your favorite place to visit that most peop

Just sayin' is all.

So I want to get into tubes, specifically a tube power amp. I've had a couple incredible experiences listening to them in a shop and loved the warmth, and frankly, the glow and whole experience. I've done a search and read back a bit and can't find a good summary or beginner's resource, and I would love to hear some opinions.

Let's start with a budget of around $300-500. And say I have fairly sensitive bookshelf speakers (currently some 4Ω ADS 520's, but that's expanding as well) that will be okay with pretty low wattage.

1. Should I go DIY? I'm fairly electronically savvy and can solder parts, but could probably only realistically devote a weekend, maybe two, and I'd need a really, really

Bonjour r/montreal! I am in Northern Vermont skiing, and instead of driving back 5 hours south tonight I've decided to head 1 hour or so North and stay in Montreal for a night. So, I have never been, but I've always wanted to as I am 1/4 quebecois technically, and i speak some French and I am very interested in learning more about montreal and quebec culture.

Any suggestions for what to do for dinner/socializing tonight, and then what to do or see tomorrow? I'm aware it's very wintry, but it's fine with me. Also, are there any specific things I should know to stay safe, or places to avoid? I'm staying downtown.

Thanks in advance! Truly appreciate any help.

*Edit: Thank you all for your s

Is this subreddit new? Thanks to whoever created it! I just thought yesterday "I wonder if there's an r/yosemite, there should be" and here it is.

Here's how we'll figure out who's among the 'initiated'...

What's your favorite camp site in the entire park? Could be anywhere; backcountry, lower pines, Tuolumne, camp 5, whatever.

Mine: Not telling. Secret.

Ok, ok... A72, Tuolumne.

Read in Anne Lamott's wonderful book "Bird by Bird" last night. I had to stop and ponder it for a good long time. Also applies to life, pursuits, love, etc. Amazing analogy. Then after pondering, I discovered that r/quotes exists! Enjoy.