This!

😭😭😭

Wasn’t the woman a judge or something?

If there’s a big enough solar storm, on a night with clear skies and little/no moonlight

Invasive species huh

I lived in Manchester after college for one year, lived in the “North End” which we were told was the “‘nice part”, ten months in, a woman was shot and killed a street over while walking her dog. It’s never been solved. Moved soon after and don’t miss that gross city.

Manchester is so bizarre.

I go back and forth on whether I want to buy a home that’s very close to “things” in a few years. I’d totally buy in the North End (like, north of the millyard and downtown in the Stark Park/maybe Livingston Park area) if I wanted to go in that direction.

But like a half mile away becomes not just undesirable, but “no fucking way”.

I lived in the Manchester Place Apts for a year and it really wasn’t too bad at all (the corporate aspect helps lol but the immediate area is decent) Then spent a year near Malvern Street and there was a meth raid the week I moved in..

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I can't reliably tell a hare from a rabbit, but there were lots of them, hares I think, when I lived in Kingston.

I never saw rabbits in Southern NH until maybe a few years ago. Now, it seems like they are reproducing like… bunny rabbits?

What a fuckin shit hole. Come on Manchester fans, tell us we're all wrong yet again and post some good news out of the city

At least it wasn't a shooting this time?

Yeah, the murder still gets reported. The insane opioid abuse that has caused DEA agents in even Arizona to refer to it as “Manchvegas”, that’s so common it’s completely ignored now.

I grew up in the Lakes Region and don’t think I ever saw a rabbit in the wild.

Moved to southern NH and they are everywhere. Backyards, the park, running across the road. I found it pretty odd that they are much more noticeable in the area with such a higher population density.

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I can certainly say I've never seen a snowshoe hare in the wild.

There are bunch of rabbits in my neighborhood. My dog chases them out of my yard almost every day.

"But things are so much more dangerous in Kabul"
- Some Manchester apologist.

There are tons in the seacoast.

Oof swing and a miss. I am still waiting for an answer.

Ha ha, true. I'm talking about in the woods. But I am always amazed how many I see when I'm driving.

They don’t try very hard not to be seen in my neighborhood.

Remember that guy from London who posted here a few months ago saying he was coming to NH for a vacation? He was asking if he should stay in Portsmouth or Manchester. The top comment mentioned you go to Portsmouth to have fun and you go to Manchester to die.

If you want to hunt rabbit (and I suggest you do, it is a great day), make a friend with trained dogs up in the Northern counties.