This and when someone got to a four way intersection first and won’t go first makes me irrationally angry. Don’t be polite, just follow the rules of society please!

Thank you and yes, I’ve noticed. Inland might be the better option.

If you’re looking at the Seacoast, bring your pocketbook.

Looks like Mr. Southwick’s wagon. He used to have a farm in Northfield and deliver fresh eggs with a horse and buggy just like this. They named the local elementary school after him when he donated the land it was built on.

Urine is not actually sterile.

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MEGATHREAD.

“Drive predictably, not politely” is what my wife says.

That's not a NH thing but I never follow anyone else's direction but my own. Most of those people don't look behind them to see the car passing them in the breakdown lane. You would still be at fault if you pulled out and caused an accident

Exactly! Stop trying to be polite because you’re going to cause an accident! God, that annoys me…as you can probably tell

Just lay on the horn

I tell my kids, "Do what's expected, don't try to be polite."

I think it’s more likely they would get it back that way. Chances are the owner isn’t on Reddit. I wouldn’t worry about it though.

If you live permanently in NH, you have to register in NH.

Get out of the goddamn road

Ha! AWESOME!

Have you ever lived in NH OP? Or are you a “don’t read to me” free stater who’s eager to move to NH?

Factor in property taxes, heating bills (and sure you can cut your own wood but that takes a lot of time and effort), etc. It’s not the shoot-em-up, hate liberals, low taxes paradise that you’ve got in your head.

Sure you can find a few free staters who might invite you to their circle jerk if you move up, but no one pays any attention to those kooks.

A 4 season tent would be pretty cheap. You can set it up in WMNF!

You should probably do a little more homework on your tax situation. NH is technically a functioning state and has to pay for that function with some form of taxes. The result is that NH has the 4th highest real estate tax in the country. And if you earn your income outside of NH, in MA for example, as many NH folks do, you’re paying income tax in the state where it was earned, not NH.

I can’t tell you how many MA folks I know who moved to southern NH to “avoid taxes” but ended up still working in MA and ended up paying a much higher effective tax rate, kind of the worst of both worlds between real estate and income tax.

https://smartasset.com/taxes/new-hampshire-property-tax-calculator#:~:text=New%20Hampshire%20is%20known%20as,tax%20payment%20here%20is%20%246%2C097.

I would appreciate that, thank you!

I'm new to hiking in general, so I didn't even think or know about that.

Is that how it is generally handled? I'd like to know going forward.

I thought you were telling the guy that said he could move to NH and never register it again that he was correct. My bad.

Out of all of the pictures of Nashua, this is one of them.

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Just so you’re aware. Asking Reddit would be doing some real estate searching.