Red Hill Dari 2020
I hope we will see Red Hill Dari soon I need a clam fix..:liplick:
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red hill dari
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Heck, I would be willing to eat in my car. :)
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That said, I want to pronounce it "dah-ri" |
I'm going this summer...never been, but its on the list and the list is solid!
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I remember when they first put up this building back in the 70s. I think the original owners made quite a killing. |
I didn't want to crash the Pop's thread with this thought, but since you brought it up--RED HILL RULES for fried clams!:)
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Thing summer!
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It has been a very cold spring. Limited cocktails by the water or screened in porch seating time
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Is this owned by the same people who own Village kitchen?
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should be ok to open during first phase Bob
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So as I drove by the Tamarack this weekend, I was surprised A) to see them open on Sunday... and B) the absolute lack of social distancing going on.
How much liability falls on a business to make sure that the social distancing is being adhered to? |
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Restaurants can send a message by putting up a friendly sign, marking 6' distances on the ground in waiting areas, having employees in masks and gloves. This kind of thing sends a signal and makes it easy for customers to keep their distance from each other. |
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This forum needs a “that was easy” button... Dan |
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I have a perfect solution. Let those of us who are not worried about contracting the Chinese coronavirus go out to restaurants with no silly constraints. (Restaurants work on the thinnest margins anyway so requiring them to be at 25% or 50% capacity is plain stupid.) Those of you who "feel uncomfortable" or are scared of the Chinese coronavirus, you can stay home until you feel safe. It is a win-win. There is a revolt brewing. Weirs Beach and Town Docks were packed this weekend, no stupid face masks, people enjoying themselves. By Memorial Day, everything will be back to normal, whether you like it or not. |
Be careful what you wish for
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New Hampshire has been relatively unscathed (especially the lakes region). The story is quite different in MA and with the upcoming summer season, COVID-19 could become a huge problem in the lakes region. There will be lots of people coming in from outside the area and some could could be infected (asymptomatic initially). Closed communities such as SD could become hot spots very quickly. So, be careful... Jetskier :cool: |
You may not win...BUT...
Anyone can sue anyone for any reason. I've seen it too many times.
If I still owned my business I would be more afraid of lawyers than virus. In fact when I did own my business, I had more thoughts regarding lawyers than virus...Every day. And I think they multiply in a similar manner. |
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Hope all is well. I understand. However, from my perspective, the social distancing and destroying our economy hasn't protected the most vulnerable, especially those in nursing/retirement homes. From what I read, most deaths in NH and MA are in nursing/retirement homes. Instead of punishing healthy people, we should have focused our energy on taking measures to protect them. I am not worried if I get it. However, I am worried if I pass it to my mom who has COPD. The responsibility is hers to be safe. I will do my part by not visiting her when she comes back, but ultimately it is the responsibility of those who are scared to contract the Chinese coronavirus to take steps to make sure they don't. I was out and about a lot this weekend. It appears that most people share may view about the risks. |
Ok Ok lets get back to the clams. :liplick:
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More scary is they had noted that they were sorry for high clam prices. Uh-oh, I would have thought there was a surplus of them at this point, maybe not ? |
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The key will be for folks to wear masks and gloves to minimize the spread, and that is the same key for all over the Country. |
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People are finding that many restaurants are not willing to open up yet under these restrictions. Whiskey Joe’s, which is a chain, was supposed to have their grand opening at the beginning of March. They opened with delivery only. They were flooded with telephone calls yesterday from people who wanted reservations when they heard that the state was allowing restaurants to open. They said they were not comfortable exposing their staff to the virus and until they were they would not be opening. |
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Regardless, fried seafood and peanut butter parfaits rule. Sent from my SM-G950U using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app |
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Fried clams...
I think The Weathervane at The Weirs also does a great job. I can't think of an experience getting a "bad clam" meal in The Lakes Region.
Arriving 5/13...Does the 14 day quarantine mean no clams for me until 5/27? Gonna be rough! |
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Yes sir shoot! And as I read the various comments across the board and hear the frightened on the news and elsewhere, I am fed up! You can have anything you want delivered to your door. Don’t go out. Sorry, Im Just at the end of my rope seeing sheeple give up their constitutional rights so easily by letting the government dictate to them what they deem safe. Rant over. I love Red Hill Dari!
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Almost no one is going to enforce social distancing in any meaningful way. Some will hector people who don't comply and those hectored will probably pay them no attention. |
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You’re suggesting that it is “kind of selfish” for the vulnerable or others to stay home. The vulnerable can’t win. Actually, one could argue that the risk of a person delivering food is less than the risk of that same person working in a store or restaurant with more relaxation of guidelines and less wearing of masks. The right to stay home is certainly no less valid than the right to go out and ignore guidelines put in place to protect others. A little kindness and empathy can go a long way. Can’t wait for the VK to open for in restaurant dining. |
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