I won't even go to Dartmouth anymore..I go to Boston

Yes but if you buy two orders it's Canadian drugs.

Don't most hospitals in NH choose profit over people? Portsmouth had an ER Dr who was working there who was a girlfriend beater and they only fired him after he got in legal trouble..huggins in wolfeboro has such a shit reputation that even staff members say they won't go there for care, a ER Dr at wdh completely missed an obvious brain tumor on someone and on and on

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Depends on your idea of fun. For food, keep going north west to WRJ or north east into Hanover. Bright Side Brewing, Snax, Salt Hill, and most brew pubs do trivia during the week. Once things warm up, there’s plenty of green space, you can rent kayaks by Dartmouth, and breweries tend to have events when it warms up. You just missed maple weekend, not sure what else is left during mud season.

Personally I’m just waiting for it to warm up so I can garden and work on my car.

Yep! It’s right by there on Mechanic St. It’s called ‘Point of Graves Burial Ground’ (Wikipedia link). When you walk through the old gate entrance, the grave in OP’s picture is towards the far back-left corner.

Fun fact: That turnstile gate there is hella old and was used to keep grazing animals out back in the day

God, reddit is fucking vapid

This is what someone in the WW2 subreddit found that was listed as Dick in the 414h, maybe kinda look similar?

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/794114/richard-howard-hintermeier

Dick

Newington would probably be related to Pease, not Gobain

Never been the same since Dr Burleigh retired though.

At first I thought this was South but with the guard rails I think is this by Prescott Park?

"either", spell check fail

I'm assuming we're talking about the "1" in "1682". It looks like one of those old timey candle holders to me.

My neighbor and I compete to see who will remove the wreath first. One year I took mine down, waited a few days and my neighbor took hers down and put it out on trash day. I put mine back up!

You spying on me?

Green Elephant (Portsmouth) atmosphere, creativity, service, drinks- vegan Thai food that will turn even the worst skeptic into a believer

Otis (Exeter) formal and fun, make sure to get the late reservation so you don’t feel rushed

Massimo (Portsmouth) elegant, upscale Italian with top notch service

Cava (Portsmouth) quaint, great wine list, wonderful service (make reservations well in advance and ask for an upstairs table)

**if you like more of a fun night out / date night, I’d highly recommend getting drinks and appetizers at the Envio Rooftop Bar followed by a night of live jazz/swing music and dancing at Jimmy’s on Congress topped off with some good ole down-to-earth late night tacos at Barrio (Portsmouth).

Alternatively, if you want to take a ride over the bridge to Kittery, then you can find yourself a little table at The Wallingford Dram for some of the best drinks in the seacoast and follow it up with terrific Korean food at the next door Anju Noodle Bar.**

You want to rent a whole house for just 3 months? I feel like most medium term rentals are smaller (houses will either be Airbnb or 6-12 month leases). But as others have said, most of NH has very low housing vacancy rates, including SW NH/Monadnock région. You will have to take what you can get

> got my procedure done at Dartmouth in Lebanon, but I heard they're no longer doing it.

Whether or not they'll perform it on a 18 year old is a different question, but they certainly perform the procedure on some.

Salt Hill Pub in Lebanon is hit or miss but when it hits it can be a good night. Otherwise I just pop a gummy and play Elden Ring or something.

Seconded,I have awful dental anxiety and have had nothing but positive experiences with them. Now I'm not even a little nervous when I go in.

that right there lol. o shit you are not wrong

Fine. I’ll take it down, but you owe me one Bob. I know it’s you with your gold chain and track suits. That wreath is still green though

Took our kids through an old cemetery when they were 8-10. When they realized how many were for children back then, it freaked them out.

So much more interesting than modern headstones.

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