07/08/26 15:01: N Q: Is this cam a different view from when it first came online or did they have snow before ? I ask because I don't remember this cam though I was checking all of the cams daily while figuring out where each cam was located.
I wonder what the restaurant looks out over ?
07/08/26 14:58: N Q: I sorta wonder if insurances have drop roof coverage all over the US or are trying to find excuses not to cover roofs, because I have a friend in Fla who's insurance drop roof coverage after the last big hurricane but they were lucky that it was only roof coverage for them, she said in other areas, insurance companies dropped all coverage.
I have another friend in PA that had her roof coverage dropped a few years ago when straight line winds went through and a lot of roofs were damage. She's also having problems with keeping her insurance because they don't want to insure her anymore due to her having one large tree near her house and she's been quoted $15,000 to cut it down, money she doesn't have :(
07/08/26 14:48: N Q: Homely I'll bring the lime slices or would you rather have strawberries :)
07/08/26 14:46: N Q: I have a feeling that this is a private resort or an Airbnb. Today there are 4 adults eating outside and there's a male waiter and a person I believe is the chef. Last week I saw about 10 people eating here, with the same chef and a female waitress.
On the otherhand this could be a rich person's house who have hired help and in that case, it must be rough to be rich enough that you can afford servants !
07/06/26 16:44: Homely: I last looked at this one in very early spring. It's really lovely now that the flora have all leafed out!
07/06/26 16:40: Homely: Same here today! Lots of folks sitting in and around the pool! I'll meet you there with the margaritas, N Q!
07/06/26 16:39: Homely: Oh, N Q, the insurance and roofing debacle is alive and well here, too. Scammers went through and made false claims that roofs had been damaged by hail and people got their roofs replaced for free. Then the insurance companies figured out what was going on. Now they have jacked up everyone's insurance rates if you have a roof over 10 years of age (mine went up $500 per month!) and nobody can get coverage for damages at all any more. We are all having to replace the roofs at our own expense. It's awful. Between the insurance and the cost of the roofing, some people are having to evaluate whether they can even keep their houses (lots of retirees around here), but they may not pass inspection and/or be insurable due to the ages of the roofs. It's an awful catch 22.