It’s like Second Breakfast. We must be in Middle Earth 😉

I wrote them one time because the headline story on the app said “leaf-peeing” instead of “leaf-peeping” 😂

Echoing the Rumney crag.

https://www.mountainproject.com/area/105867829/rumney

Portsmouth just seems like a smaller Portland to me

Manchester is trash! You might have better luck meeting someone online. Manchester is filled with druggies and drunks.

There’s some trad leads in Pawtuckaway I think but not many bolts. Rumney is definitely the place for sport climbing in NH

Nah

First timer? Good l-l-l-luck making it.

Check Cragslist.

I don't feel like Manchester is very clean or nice but its reputation is rather over the top in that direction. But the area in general I really like! I live more on the seacoast and it's really nice. But I feel like I'm too far away from mountains/good hiking here. I think a place is mostly what you make of it, but there's no harm in gameifying it a little bit- putting yourself in a location that has more like minded people or a bigger dating pool. I came here partnered and was looking forward to living in a more quiet, small town way. But now that I'm single, I would rather live in a place with a bigger dating pool and more social activities. Best of luck to you!

Indeed!

I am old enough to remember when a news report we would routinely include such detailed information as follows.

Who, what when where, and why.

My husband does contract work in the nuclear industry and this is how we have done it on multiple moves to multiple states. Sometimes and extended stay hotel to settle in when you land., they usually have a fridge and stove. We also found it helps to offer a little over the monthly rental price per month in exchange for the short lease. The fact of the dedication to studies would also be a positive to renters: probably not partying much and shows willingness to work hard. People like to help people .You are on the right track. Good luck

I'm from Maine and now reside around Manchester. Stay put. You'll hate it here.

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People in this thread are so rude lol

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I can understand that. Like many cities, Portland is a great place to visit. And I think you're correct about the elitism, I don't run into a lot of that in Portland.

Interesting. You may like Portland. I don't live in the city proper, I'm a couple towns away. To me, it's a city where it only takes a day to see all the good sights. After that, if you don't build up a social network or have a romantic partner, it gets old really fast. If you are more left-leaning, you will definitely fit in more in Portland than I do.

Southern/central New Hampshire attracts me because the cities seem a bit cleaner, and they are closer to mountainous areas. I love hiking and did a lot of it when I was in the Monadnock region.

1. Don't know anything about that. First I'm hearing of it.

2. This isn't advertising? It's a screenshot of a public Facebook post. My post is just about the weather.

Haha, the comment about tourists reminds me of when I lived in Nashua. I would see folks from away and think "What are they looking for?"

"I think you're looking for Boston, TBH". I love visiting Boston, I just don't think I could live in such a densely urbanized area. That's why I'm targeting urban areas that have smaller towns surrounding them.

They're gonna shit when they hear about bobcats.

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I thought WMUR was a comedy show😂

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Thanks for the tips. Yes, I've flown in and out of Manchester airport many times, it's nice and usually hassle-free.