Manchester NH

Floorwizard

I am traveling alot more than I ever have, and Last trip thru Houston I missed saying Hi to Nate dawg.
Anyone I know on here from around there?
I will have plenty of time to do stuff so I am lookin for suggestions of things to do.
I have never been that far East and I am lookin forward to learning alot of History.

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AtlanticWBConst

I live in Nashua, NH. However, I NEVER get up to Manchester, NH, as all our work is South (in MA).

Here's some things to look into:

EVENTS: http://www.nhliving.com/events/march.shtml

ATTRACTIONS: http://www.nhliving.com/attractions/merrimack.shtml

MORE INFO: http://www.nhliving.com/index2.shtml

There are also alot of great restaraunts in Manchester and surrounding locals.

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AtlanticWBConst

More things:

New Hampshire's Stonehenge: http://www.gonomad.com/features/0506/nh_stonehenge.html

White Mountains: http://www.visitwhitemountains.com/

Kittery, ME - Kittery Trading Post (across from Portsmouth, NH): http://www.thekitteryoutlets.com/sto...point=fromlist

Portsmouth, NH: http://www.portsmouthnh.com/

Frank Lloyd Wright Zimmerman House - 223 Heather St Manchester, NH
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractio...Hampshire.html

http://www.nhoutdoors.com/nh_attractions.htm

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/map/nh.html

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KentWhitten

Manchester is a good 90 minutes from where I am. I get there occasionally. Really cheap place to fly into though, you picked a good airport if that's how you're coming in.

You're not far from Boston, Portsmouth, Portland. Anything along the coast will be some nice homes. Plum Island off Newburyport has some nice places. Downtown Portsmouth is nice, but bring lots o' money.

Watch out for moose and black bear. Spring time, they come out into the roads. Going north you have the white mountains/ North Conway/skiing, northwest, green mountains/skiing, east the framerman mountains

Old history almost anywhere you go.

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daArch

Manchester (Queen City) is a great old historic mill town on the banks of the Merrimac River. The city itself is a great place to explore if you like historic mill buildings and a revitalization of an area that was badly depressed a few decades ago.

I haven't read this through, but I'm sure it is full of fun facts:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester,_New_Hampshire

New Hampshire is a beautiful state and I think it's entering (glorious) mud season

OH, I'm about 90 minutes away in Norfolk MA, half way between Boston and Providence.

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Floorwizard

Hmm... I will certainy try... not much practice though

Hey, thanks all...you really pulled thru. I am really looking forward to it.

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KentWhitten

Oh, I forgot.....skunks too.

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Any Season

Manchester or Manch'vegas' as it is called is a little trashy. Portsmouth is awesome though. Thats where I live, it's only a half hour from manch.

daArch

AND Portsmouth is home of Smuttynose Brewery




(RIP, Olive. 1991 - 2007)

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