| Page Views: 3,764 Last Visit to New Hampshire: April, 2003 I Used To Live Here | diver-x's New Hampshire Page by diver-x - last update: Aug 26, 2006 |
I grew up in New Hampshire and lived there up until 14 years ago when I decided to become a city-girl. My family still lives there, so I visit all the time. New Hampshire is a haven for hikers, campers, skiiers and boaters. A lot of folks here in Massachusetts keep a cabin or a camp up in NH and retreat there for the weekend. Generally, the further north you travel in NH, the further from civilization you are. Where you want to stay in NH depends on what activities you like. Boaters and fresh-water fishermen enjoy the Lakes region (Lake Winnipesauki, pictured), which is in the middle of the State. Campers and skiers enjoy the Mountain region, just to the north of the Lakes region. Ocean-goers flock to the 10-mile long NH Seacoast in the south-east, Hunters and people who really just want to get away from it all go to the very north of NH, Coos county. My neck of the woods, the south-west is known for its rolling hills, orchards, idyllic New England villages, antique shops and flea markets. The south-west is also home to Mount Monadnock, estimated to be the most-climbed mountain in the world, aside from Mt. Fuji in Japan. |
Old Man Gone, May 3, 2003 The state symbol for New Hampshire, the Old Man of the Mountain, also known as Great Stone Face, is now just a memory. The Old Man was lost when the naturally formed granite ledges that made up his face fell into the valley below on May 3, 2003. I find it very sad that the generations to come will never see the Old Man's face. I remember marveling at the sight of the Old Man when I was a kid, and the sight never ceased to amaze me, even as an adult. |
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| Pros: | "Great place for outdoor activities" | | Cons: | "Black flies, mosquitoes from Spring through Summer" | | In A Nutshell: | "A nice place to grow up." |
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Agraichen Sat Feb 10, 2007 06:31 UTC
I still mourn the loss of "the old Man"...and my time in Bristol. I'll have to make a trip back some day. Did you ever ski Tenney? | Lafinwithu1953 Sat Aug 26, 2006 11:15 UTC
I lived in NH until 3 years ago. The weather there isn't bad, like it was when I was a kid with winter temps below zero most of the time & LOTS of snow. I was very LUCKY to be there! Now I am 3 hrs. to beach & 4 hrs. to Mts. & it's humid as hell in NC! | Helga67 Fri Jul 7, 2006 11:56 UTC
Excellent tips. I can't wait to go there in Autumn. | pheasanttail Sat Jan 28, 2006 15:17 UTC
great NH page. Being a Massachusetts native Nh is my get away state. My home page has alot of Nh on it. Wish I was up there permanently. |
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New Hampshire Hotels
- North Conway Hotels
- Comfort Inn North Conway
2001 White Mountain Hwy, Route 16, North Conway
- Cranmore Mountain Lodge
859 Kearsarge Rd, North Conway, NH 03860, North Conway
- Eastern Slope Inn Resort
2760 MAIN STREET, North Conway, NH 03860, North Conway
- Red Jacket Mountain View
P.O. Box 2000, 2251 White Mountain Highway, NORTH, North Conway
- Hampton Inn & Suites North Conway, Nh
1788 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway
- Nashua Hotels
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