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Newest Review: ... with the hotel was the complete opposite. Notes: Darby Field Inn, 185 Chase Hill, Albany, New Hampshire, 03818. Tel 603 447-2181. www.darbyfield.com My partner was determined to see a moose whilst in New England & this is the ideal place to see them. Unless you know where to find them during the day, such as in swampy ground & close to quiet sections of river your only hope of seeing one is at dawn & dusk. They do straddle onto the main roads at night & it's in your interests not to hit them, they are huge & you'll come off worst if you collide with them in a car. The first morning at the guest house my partner decided... more

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New Hampshire: If you go down to the woods today........................... ... (2330 words)
by - written on 23/06/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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After spending a week travelling around Maine as part of trip around New England (See my previous review) we were now heading for New Hampshire for a couple of days. This review is solely on New Hampshire in the White Mountain National park region & the town we were heading for, North Conway. INFORMATION ON NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshires are fiercely proud of their independence, their motto is 'Live free & or die' this motto is often seen stamped on car license plates. Six months before the declaration of independence on 4th July 1776 they formerly declared independence from Great Britain. Around 90% of the state is underdeveloped & ... Read the complete review

Mountains and Lakes and Trees, Oh My! (247 words)
by - written on 29/09/00 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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New Hampshire has been called a Nature Paradise. It is a large area of mostly unspoilt forests, lakes, mountains, and natural mountain streams. The few main roads cut through valleys and scoot around the Presidential Range of the White Mountains. Many films were shot here, and not just the ones set in New Hampshire like On Golden Pond or What About Bob, but many others that just want an achingly beautiful backdrop. New England's largest mountain, Mt. Washington, is in the center of the state and poses eight different climbs ranging from moderate to very difficult. You'll meet a lot of Canadians on your climb who will be scouting the mountain out for ... Read the complete review

North Conway, New Hampshire (270 words)
by - written on 02/08/00 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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‘Live free or die’ says the motto on every car plate from New Hampshire, and no-where is this more true than in the town of North Conway. The people are friendly, patriotic and extremely proud of their beautiful surroundings. North Conway is the ideal place to visit if you are interested in sports – in the winter it is an excellent skiing area and in the summer months is full of hikers and campers. The town is on the edge of the White Mountains and most visitors (ourselves included) take a trip to Mount Washington, which is the tallest in the Presidential range. The summit can be reached by foot, by cog railway, or by car via a toll ... Read the complete review

New hampshire (147 words)
by - written on 16/07/00 (Useful, 16 readings)
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I went to NH this year in February with my school on a skiing holiday. New Hampshire is not like and other American state, its very english and hardly american at all. The motel we stayed in was brilliant, which was in Lincoln. The skiing was also brillaint, especially when we went to Loon mountain. The atmosphere was brillaint and some days it was even sunny. The first day i was there we were all skiing in t-shirts! Apaprt from skiing we also went ice skating, and to the cinema, and to an amazing shopping mall not far away. The prices were nealry half of what you would pay in England and thwy were well known names as well. There were also down points that there ... Read the complete review