Living in Northern NH is amazing. Every morning I wake up to the sun shining through my window, and the smell of fresh air. The schools are small, but the people are friendly. Everybody knows everybody around here. It's like a little village where everyone gets along. I wouldn't change it for the world :] KG
I love living in NH. The foliage is my favorite part. The leaves are absolutely beautiful and I love seeing the tourists come up and think it's freezing cold. Living in a cold environment is the best because you can go anywhere and think it's warm. The snow is the second best. It offers many opportunities to play outside and snowmobile.
Sometimes i wish i lived in a place with a bigger population, but when it all comes down to it, I love living in New Hampshire. The population is small, there's less than 300 kids in our school, and that's like the size of a grade down in the southern part of the state. But it's wicked pretty up here, all year round. -kt
Living in NH is like having an open diary to your entire town. A secret is never kept, but it doesn't matter because for the most part, nobody really cares too much about your business, they just always want to be in on it. It doesn't bother me, I have nothing to hide. I couldn't ask for a better place to live. I've never been interested in living in a city or by a beach. I like my weather cold and crisp. This place is perfect for me; absolutely perfect. -POR
Its great and its cool because we live in a very unique and famous little area. Its like no other place in the world...i wouldn't like to live anywhere else in the world. -MEH
Living in the Northern NH is amazing! I lived in Manchester for ten years and it felt like heaven when I moved to Bethlehem. There is fresh air up here! I love how the locals wave and say hi to everyone. When you in Northern NH there is no such thing as being a wimp. It is so cold in the winters that when you go anywhere else you wear warm clothing in thirty degree weather. OP
The winters consist of TOO MUCH SNOW and COLDNESS! But the warmer months are just so beautiful, and the scenery 365 days of the year is spectacular! Also everyone you run into is so nice and i love the fact that when you drive past someone you don't know they wave...that's just the way things are up here. RH
On one hand, living in Northern New Hampshire is boring. Stores seem hours away and there is just never enough to do sometimes. On the other hand, New Hampshire is beautiful. Sunsets, sunrises, foliage, the lakes and rivers, everything about New Hampshire is just beautiful. The weather is great, sure winter takes so long to get over but it's not so hot that you pass out during the summer, which is pretty nice. ES
The winter is way too long and boring, but the warm weather is key. Summer time is amazing and I wouldn't change my summers here for ANYTHING in the world. HA
Living in New Hampshire is like being stuck in a snow globe and never finding a way out. If you like being active, sure, it's like a long ski vacation. However, if you're like me and don't enjoy snow, you're stuck. jt
Biking from Bethlehem to Franconia or vise versa is always a blast. After a long ride, just jump in the Hambranch River or the Gale River in Franconia. HA
Every season there are always things to look for. Snow machining in the winter time, in the spring time there is muddin, and tons of fishing to do in the summer time. Also living in White Mountains you realize you know everyone in your town, school, and other towns. JY
In Northern New Hampshire, the four seasons are just amazing. Everything is doing to make you comfortable. New Hampshire is a place in the middle of the fabulous landscape where your spirit can escape from anything. CD
It's cold... Like really cold! I'm from Belgium, and I'm here or one year, so the change was huge. The winter is long, and kind of horrible. But the autumn was beautiful as well as the summer. People are really hippie and peace (and love). They are really welcoming, and gentle...
The other bad thing is that it's mostly composed of woods, and it's really hard to just go take a drink with friends, it's always at least 20 min of drive, and you always depend of someone who has a car...
BORING. i mean unless you hang out with friends or go to the movies but the can only last for so long. but durring winter, the mountain is where it's at. AC
to live in northern new hampshire it is sometimes cold, and hot. Its pretty and had lots of flowers and mountains. It also has alot of stuff you can do such as hiking trails and places to visit like santas village and six gun city.
living here is unlike anywhere else. everybody knows everybody & is, for the most part, super friendly, there are dfferent things to do in the different seasons, and the views are really something special. sbah
Growing up in the north country is fun. Everyone knows everyone and we are all close. There is a lot to do no matter what season it is. It just never gets boring!!! NS
Living in northern new hampshire is dull for a person like me. big cities are much more enjoyable because there are modern convieniences that are entertaining. you don't have to drive 20 miles to reach your nearest walmart in a city. it's usually walking distance. northern new hampshire is too rural for me. ~S.S
Living in NH is nice because of the dramatically different seasons. In the winter time, no one really sees each other in town, only at the slopes or sledding. In the fall, the colors are beautiful and people walk around in town. The spring time is when everyone starts to finally come out after the long, cold winter and get some fresh air. Summertime, everyone sees everyone in town and you can barely walk into town without bumping into at least two people you know! It's a beautiful place to live, but if you're not into outdoors it can be a very, very boring place to be. Not very many businesses or entertainment. -EV
Living in northern new hampshire is actually not that bad. The seasons are perfect! It doesnt get to cold in the winter and doesnt get to hott in the summer. There is a lot of outdoors stuff to do and if you stay inside all the time then you will just be bored outta your mind. Everyone really does kno everyone so you have to be carefull about what you do and say cause somehow it will get back to your parents and thats never good. There really arent any places to go shopping or any activitys that you can participate in. Transportation is always a problum unless you are 16 because everything is so far away. But other then that living in northern New Hampshire isnt that bad! RK
Living in N. NH is soo much different than living in the suburbs of Chicago!! There are way less people and you could do a cartwheel on Main Street and make it into the newspaper. You know everyone in your class (at least their name) and it's a lot more personal. Of course, all the nature and trees that we've left alone makes it really interesting to explore in the White Mountains! -KNS
You live in the middle of no wear so there isn't that much to do. You can hang out with friends, go into the woods and hunt, or you can do some sports. Other than that there really isn't much to do. CER
i love living up in the white mountains because in the cities you have to worry about gangs and big schools and roads loaded with traffic. up here you have quiet roads and small schools and the best thing of all is that everybody knows everybody in a town like jefferson.:) CS
Living in the White Mountains is extremely different than living anywhere else, like Tennessee or Rhode Island. It is a lot more beautiful with the scenes, a lot smaller in relation to town size and population, and much more peaceful and quiet than almost anywhere else I know. MK
living here is amazing because you have thebest of both worlds...you have great summers amazing foliage during fall and the winters are always fun and spring you have great weather.you know just about everyone and have lots of friends. you dont have todeal with lots of noise because we are what you would kinda call protective in a way, plus we have everything we would need and we don't need much!that's why i like living here! BM
Living in northern new hampshire is wonderful. You get really good summers hot ones and in winter is frezzing but i you live up here you have to deal with the cold weather its a part of the white mountains. Everyone knows everyone up here secrets get around like crazy everyone knows everything also. Its a nice place to live up here its quite dont have to deal with all the noise you have everything you need to live here in the north country!!! The north counrty is the best place to live i woundlt want to live anywere else M,b
Its really nice living in Northern New Hampshire because there aren't that many people and there is less crime, so you dont have to worry about saftey as much as you would in cities. MB
Living in the North Country is not my ideal place. I have lived here all my life and I am sick of it! Yes, the fall is pretty, but I hate winter. I do enjoy the warm weather. There is also nothing to do around here. Many of the kids around here do bad thing. The big place to go around here is Wal-Mart. To make a long story short I can't wait to leave!
FACT: everyone knows each other. This might be a good thing, or this might be a bad thing, depending on who you are. Everyone knows each others business. This could be good because you know if you are in a time of need someone will be there to help you. But it could also be bad because a local town's person could have seen you "out on the town" last Saturday night and know exactly how to contact your mother and let her know about all the details... --RLP
Growing up in Northern New Hampshire is unlike any other place in the world. You become quite accustomed to the intensely cold temperatures, and are too hot in the summer when the thermometer reads 70 degrees. You become quite close to everyone you go to school with, and know everyone by name. Town life sometimes is slow, but there is always a beautiful hike to take, or a incredible mountain to ski, and every day you experience something new. There are many historical stories about the area.
To make a long story short, if you're lucky enough to live in Northern New Hampshire, you're lucky enough.
I never thought i would live in a place with such a small population. All of my life i have lived in a place where everything was accessable to me right away. When I got here it was really shocking. I walked everywhere and all I found was people. I was surprised how people got along in such tiny schools. In only two weeks i knew everyones first and last names. It's a small world up here and you can't kepp a secret for too long. DB
It is very pleasant living in the white mountains. It can get very cold at times but that is when you go play hockey or ski. There is always something to do from playing sports to hiking and numerous activities outdoors. I love living here. KS
At first I didn't like it. I didn't like the fact that all people talked about was skiing. Now that I have gotten to know New Hampshire, I like it. I think that the fact that it is a quiet place is calming. I just love the peace up here. I think that everyone knowing everyone can be cool because you get to know people just by living in a small town. ZF
it is great because you get everything such as snow, rain, and heat waves. you also know everybody that is in your town and in your school pretty much as well. TD
It's very boring unless you hang out with friends or play video games. You really just have to entertain yourself. Living in Northern NH can be irritating at times but it definately pays off in the summer! -KS
I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I love it here. At any time you can either be swimming or hiking or dirtbiking or snowmobiling. Depending on the season happening at the time. And there is variety because we actually experience all four of the seasons. That's how it should be. JA
You know when you are from the white mountains when 3 feet of snow is no excuse for a 2 hour delay, when moose are considered pets more than animals, and your closest neighbor is more than 5 miles away.
By living in the white mountains, I feel separated from the rest of the world. Though secrets are passed around, they never pass the town limits. People understand privacy, but they can't help it, there's not much else to talk about. IE
I really have to work hard to get places and hang out with my friends. I bike almost 10 miles up and over Agassiz in the summer to get to my friends. When you can smell the snow coming in fall, and going skiing whenever you want to. And driving on the highway you try to freak the crows out by driving too fast by them. Life is so much better in the spring and summer because winter was so long and dead. MD
As I grew up a "flatlander" I feel like a potted houseplant in the North Country; my roots are the same, but the pot's location has changed. I love the quiet, peaceful feel of the mountains, and the slower pace of life, but I miss the diversity of southern New Hampshire, and the opportunities it offered. I love knowing almost everyone at my school, but I don't feel completely accepted like I did down south. ~MM
living in the White Mountains you have mpre than just one season you have five. there is spring,summer, winter,fall,and mud season. spring is waarm and sunny for most of it at least. summers are hot and filled with alot of fun!!! but sometime can be abit rainy (like last year ). fall is sort of similar to spring but the leaves change beautiful colors. winter is cold and white. sometimes it gets to 30 below 0, thats when you want to stay inside. people in the white mounatins are fairly nice and are wwilling to help you if you need it.
I love living in the White Mountains because I love having beautiful snow in the winter but I also enjoy the warm summers when we are lucky enough to warm days. Spending the days in the winter by a fire or skiing or sledding or sipping hot cocoa. Then in the summer swimming and going to the river to play on the rocks and going to lakes. Overall Northern New Hampshire is beautiful in all the seasons! Fall with the beautiful trees and spring with the new flowers and winter with the cold white snow and summer with the amazing heat!
New Hampshire is a beautiful place to be and depending on where you live there's alot to do. Unfortunately, here in bethlehem there is aboslutely nothing to do so I probably don't appreciate it's beauty as much as I should. Once I move away I'll miss the leaves in the autumn, I won't miss the below 30 nights in the winter or the muddy times in the spring but i will definately miss the blissful rivers and lakes in the summer.
It gets old living here in a small area. The things I will miss are the most at college is all the beautiful scenery. The trees are amazing, and change from colors to green. The views that you can see from many different places are unforgetable. When the trees bloom in the spring you can feel the sunshine in the air. The summers are never to hot, but just enough to go swimming in the freezing waters around. Living in NH is like living in the wilderness.
Living in New Hampshire has its ups and downs. We have to travel quite a bit to get to a city, and some times the cold weather really gets to me. But there is so much you can do in the nature, skiing, hiking, swimming, ect. New Hampshire is a beautiful place, and I could not imagine living anywhere else.
There's pros and cons to living in NH. On the down side, it snows a foot in May, we have to drive 2 hours to go to a mall, there are more animals than people, and everyone knows everything. On the plus side, our surrounding atmosphere is breath taking. The foliage is beautiful, and the snow, although it's cold, is peaceful and pretty.
Living in New Hampshire, you can feel very shelter and unexposed to the realities of life. However living here...you learn so many things that a lot of people will never learn in their whole life. AW
to live in the north country, is like liking in a dream. in the summer you wake up to the sun rising and due on the ground. its not to cold its not hot. you hear birds in the morning.There's always something to do around here. You can never be bored, unless you try to be. we have parks up here to visit and have fun at, there are swimming hole to cool down in.
Its pretty fun,you get to do all this outdoors stuff like hike and bike and ski. But Ill be honest. After a while it gets really really boring., Especially if you have lazy friends
Living in the northern country is awesome because all the woods are your backyard and you can constantly be outside and active. One of the best parts is all your friends live close so you can just bike there and home. Liam Demers
In northern New Hampshire you have to work for anything that you want, You cant have people that put oil into your home, If you want to have enough heat to last the winter you have to split and stack your own wood. JR
Living in northern New Hampshire can be fun but can also be boring. I enjoy all the nature activities you can do, ski, hike, bike, swim. It gets really cold sometimes though. I wish there was more to do. - Madison
Living in Northern New Hampshire is a blessing. Many may not see it as one because we are at least an hour away from any source of.. well anything but we are blessed. Living in the North Country makes you really connect with yourself. Living in the North Country allows you to take in the natural beauty of our world. We get to experience vast ranges of animals, peak foliage, and many other wonders. Living in the North Country also gives you the advantage of a small town. Here everybody knows and cares for everybody. If you are ever in a tight spot you can rely on your community to be there for you and back you up when needed.
In the North country we are few but we are some of the happiest and kindest people you will ever find. There is much to do around here during the Fall or Spring but during the Winter we come alive. Almost everyone up here skis or snowboards.
Living in NH is definitely adventure. The weather is a little by-polar and there is not a lot to do if you want to be inside. Living in NH though is amazing everyone is close and people are there to help out others all the time, there is little crime, good sports teams, and always another hike to climb. Living in the North Country is living, learning, and enjoying the wild.
To live in the Northern Country, is good. Waking up and looking out my window to see deer and the trees changing color or trees looking bare. Going somewhere where you know everyone and feeling welcome by everybody. -R.B.K
Living in New Hampshire is amazingly lovely, I would say that the weather here stinks because its like warm one moment the next moment its raining or really cold. I love waking up in the morning and smell the fresh air of the northern country is awesome BH
Living in Northern NH is amazing. Every morning I wake up to the sun shining through my window, and the smell of fresh air. The schools are small, but the people are friendly. Everybody knows everybody around here. It's like a little village where everyone gets along. I wouldn't change it for the world :] KG
ReplyDeleteLiving in NH is amazing, from the wildlife to the mountains there is nothing like it. I love it.
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I love living in NH. The foliage is my favorite part. The leaves are absolutely beautiful and I love seeing the tourists come up and think it's freezing cold. Living in a cold environment is the best because you can go anywhere and think it's warm. The snow is the second best. It offers many opportunities to play outside and snowmobile.
ReplyDeleteSometimes i wish i lived in a place with a bigger population, but when it all comes down to it, I love living in New Hampshire. The population is small, there's less than 300 kids in our school, and that's like the size of a grade down in the southern part of the state. But it's wicked pretty up here, all year round. -kt
ReplyDeleteLiving in NH is like having an open diary to your entire town. A secret is never kept, but it doesn't matter because for the most part, nobody really cares too much about your business, they just always want to be in on it. It doesn't bother me, I have nothing to hide. I couldn't ask for a better place to live. I've never been interested in living in a city or by a beach. I like my weather cold and crisp. This place is perfect for me; absolutely perfect. -POR
ReplyDeleteIts great and its cool because we live in a very unique and famous little area. Its like no other place in the world...i wouldn't like to live anywhere else in the world.
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Living in the Northern NH is amazing! I lived in Manchester for ten years and it felt like heaven when I moved to Bethlehem. There is fresh air up here! I love how the locals wave and say hi to everyone. When you in Northern NH there is no such thing as being a wimp. It is so cold in the winters that when you go anywhere else you wear warm clothing in thirty degree weather. OP
ReplyDeleteThe winters consist of TOO MUCH SNOW and COLDNESS! But the warmer months are just so beautiful, and the scenery 365 days of the year is spectacular! Also everyone you run into is so nice and i love the fact that when you drive past someone you don't know they wave...that's just the way things are up here. RH
ReplyDeleteOn one hand, living in Northern New Hampshire is boring. Stores seem hours away and there is just never enough to do sometimes. On the other hand, New Hampshire is beautiful. Sunsets, sunrises, foliage, the lakes and rivers, everything about New Hampshire is just beautiful. The weather is great, sure winter takes so long to get over but it's not so hot that you pass out during the summer, which is pretty nice. ES
ReplyDeleteI personally hate the winter here. It is too long and too cold. Although the winter is a downer, the summer is beautiful : )
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The winter is way too long and boring, but the warm weather is key. Summer time is amazing and I wouldn't change my summers here for ANYTHING in the world. HA
ReplyDeleteLiving in New Hampshire is like being stuck in a snow globe and never finding a way out. If you like being active, sure, it's like a long ski vacation. However, if you're like me and don't enjoy snow, you're stuck.
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Biking from Bethlehem to Franconia or vise versa is always a blast. After a long ride, just jump in the Hambranch River or the Gale River in Franconia. HA
ReplyDeleteEvery season there are always things to look for. Snow machining in the winter time, in the spring time there is muddin, and tons of fishing to do in the summer time. Also living in White Mountains you realize you know everyone in your town, school, and other towns. JY
ReplyDeleteIn Northern New Hampshire, the four seasons are just amazing. Everything is doing to make you comfortable. New Hampshire is a place in the middle of the fabulous landscape where your spirit can escape from anything. CD
ReplyDeleteIt's cold...
ReplyDeleteLike really cold! I'm from Belgium, and I'm here or one year, so the change was huge. The winter is long, and kind of horrible.
But the autumn was beautiful as well as the summer. People are really hippie and peace (and love). They are really welcoming, and gentle...
The other bad thing is that it's mostly composed of woods, and it's really hard to just go take a drink with friends, it's always at least 20 min of drive, and you always depend of someone who has a car...
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BORING. i mean unless you hang out with friends or go to the movies but the can only last for so long. but durring winter, the mountain is where it's at. AC
ReplyDeleteto live in northern new hampshire it is sometimes cold, and hot. Its pretty and had lots of flowers and mountains. It also has alot of stuff you can do such as hiking trails and places to visit like santas village and six gun city.
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living here is unlike anywhere else. everybody knows everybody & is, for the most part, super friendly, there are dfferent things to do in the different seasons, and the views are really something special.
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Growing up in the north country is fun. Everyone knows everyone and we are all close. There is a lot to do no matter what season it is. It just never gets boring!!! NS
ReplyDeleteLiving in northern new hampshire is dull for a person like me. big cities are much more enjoyable because there are modern convieniences that are entertaining. you don't have to drive 20 miles to reach your nearest walmart in a city. it's usually walking distance. northern new hampshire is too rural for me.
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it can be very boring at times.
ReplyDeletenothing big ever happens, but its nice, calm, and cold most of the year-- bh
ReplyDeleteLiving in NH is nice because of the dramatically different seasons. In the winter time, no one really sees each other in town, only at the slopes or sledding. In the fall, the colors are beautiful and people walk around in town. The spring time is when everyone starts to finally come out after the long, cold winter and get some fresh air. Summertime, everyone sees everyone in town and you can barely walk into town without bumping into at least two people you know! It's a beautiful place to live, but if you're not into outdoors it can be a very, very boring place to be. Not very many businesses or entertainment.
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Boring, but beautiful and serene.
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Living in northern new hampshire is actually not that bad. The seasons are perfect! It doesnt get to cold in the winter and doesnt get to hott in the summer. There is a lot of outdoors stuff to do and if you stay inside all the time then you will just be bored outta your mind. Everyone really does kno everyone so you have to be carefull about what you do and say cause somehow it will get back to your parents and thats never good. There really arent any places to go shopping or any activitys that you can participate in. Transportation is always a problum unless you are 16 because everything is so far away. But other then that living in northern New Hampshire isnt that bad! RK
ReplyDeleteLiving in N. NH is soo much different than living in the suburbs of Chicago!! There are way less people and you could do a cartwheel on Main Street and make it into the newspaper. You know everyone in your class (at least their name) and it's a lot more personal. Of course, all the nature and trees that we've left alone makes it really interesting to explore in the White Mountains!
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You live in the middle of no wear so there isn't that much to do. You can hang out with friends, go into the woods and hunt, or you can do some sports. Other than that there really isn't much to do. CER
ReplyDeletei love living up in the white mountains because in the cities you have to worry about gangs and big schools and roads loaded with traffic. up here you have quiet roads and small schools and the best thing of all is that everybody knows everybody in a town like jefferson.:)
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Living in the White Mountains is extremely different than living anywhere else, like Tennessee or Rhode Island. It is a lot more beautiful with the scenes, a lot smaller in relation to town size and population, and much more peaceful and quiet than almost anywhere else I know. MK
ReplyDeleteliving here is amazing because you have thebest of both worlds...you have great summers amazing foliage during fall and the winters are always fun and spring you have great weather.you know just about everyone and have lots of friends. you dont have todeal with lots of noise because we are what you would kinda call protective in a way, plus we have everything we would need and we don't need much!that's why i like living here!
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I hate living in northern New Hampshire because there is nothing i like to do up here. CC
ReplyDeleteIts amazing, there is always something to do.
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Living in northern new hampshire is wonderful. You get really good summers hot ones and in winter is frezzing but i you live up here you have to deal with the cold weather its a part of the white mountains. Everyone knows everyone up here secrets get around like crazy everyone knows everything also. Its a nice place to live up here its quite dont have to deal with all the noise you have everything you need to live here in the north country!!! The north counrty is the best place to live i woundlt want to live anywere else
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awsome it has cool climate change all year long and its cool you get a taste of everything all year round
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It's really good =]] everyone loves sports which is really nice because so do i!!! its fun in new hampshire...but theres not many jobs.
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Its really nice living in Northern New Hampshire because there aren't that many people and there is less crime, so you dont have to worry about saftey as much as you would in cities.
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surprise! surprise!
ReplyDeleteLiving in the North Country is not my ideal place. I have lived here all my life and I am sick of it! Yes, the fall is pretty, but I hate winter. I do enjoy the warm weather. There is also nothing to do around here. Many of the kids around here do bad thing. The big place to go around here is Wal-Mart. To make a long story short I can't wait to leave!
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FACT: everyone knows each other. This might be a good thing, or this might be a bad thing, depending on who you are. Everyone knows each others business. This could be good because you know if you are in a time of need someone will be there to help you. But it could also be bad because a local town's person could have seen you "out on the town" last Saturday night and know exactly how to contact your mother and let her know about all the details...
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Growing up in Northern New Hampshire is unlike any other place in the world. You become quite accustomed to the intensely cold temperatures, and are too hot in the summer when the thermometer reads 70 degrees. You become quite close to everyone you go to school with, and know everyone by name. Town life sometimes is slow, but there is always a beautiful hike to take, or a incredible mountain to ski, and every day you experience something new. There are many historical stories about the area.
ReplyDeleteTo make a long story short, if you're lucky enough to live in Northern New Hampshire, you're lucky enough.
I never thought i would live in a place with such a small population. All of my life i have lived in a place where everything was accessable to me right away. When I got here it was really shocking. I walked everywhere and all I found was people. I was surprised how people got along in such tiny schools. In only two weeks i knew everyones first and last names. It's a small world up here and you can't kepp a secret for too long. DB
ReplyDeleteIt is very pleasant living in the white mountains. It can get very cold at times but that is when you go play hockey or ski. There is always something to do from playing sports to hiking and numerous activities outdoors. I love living here.
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At first I didn't like it. I didn't like the fact that all people talked about was skiing. Now that I have gotten to know New Hampshire, I like it. I think that the fact that it is a quiet place is calming. I just love the peace up here. I think that everyone knowing everyone can be cool because you get to know people just by living in a small town.
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it is cold but there is all ways alot to do....RB
ReplyDeleteIt's fun living in northern New Hampshire because the towns are small and there's not alot of people so you like know everyone.
ReplyDeletepleasant, peaceful, boring, fun. . . sometimes. -JS
ReplyDeletePleasant, peaceful, graceful, frustrating, boring.fun
ReplyDeleteit is great because you get everything such as snow, rain, and heat waves. you also know everybody that is in your town and in your school pretty much as well.
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It's very boring unless you hang out with friends or play video games. You really just have to entertain yourself. Living in Northern NH can be irritating at times but it definately pays off in the summer! -KS
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I love it here. At any time you can either be swimming or hiking or dirtbiking or snowmobiling. Depending on the season happening at the time. And there is variety because we actually experience all four of the seasons. That's how it should be. JA
ReplyDeleteYou know when you are from the white mountains when 3 feet of snow is no excuse for a 2 hour delay, when moose are considered pets more than animals, and your closest neighbor is more than 5 miles away.
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boring, good for people who like the outdoors(skiing) not for city-goers. Like us. DX
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It is chilly and in fall there are leaves that are pretty colors . k.a and a.m
ReplyDeleteBy living in the white mountains, I feel separated from the rest of the world. Though secrets are passed around, they never pass the town limits. People understand privacy, but they can't help it, there's not much else to talk about.
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The closest major city is about 100 miles away and in order to go to the store you must make a day trip out of it.
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the biggest school in the area is only about 400 kids.
ReplyDeleteI really have to work hard to get places and hang out with my friends. I bike almost 10 miles up and over Agassiz in the summer to get to my friends. When you can smell the snow coming in fall, and going skiing whenever you want to. And driving on the highway you try to freak the crows out by driving too fast by them. Life is so much better in the spring and summer because winter was so long and dead. MD
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ReplyDeleteInteresting -KH
ReplyDeleteAs I grew up a "flatlander" I feel like a potted houseplant in the North Country; my roots are the same, but the pot's location has changed. I love the quiet, peaceful feel of the mountains, and the slower pace of life, but I miss the diversity of southern New Hampshire, and the opportunities it offered. I love knowing almost everyone at my school, but I don't feel completely accepted like I did down south. ~MM
ReplyDeleteLiving in New Hampshire is like living in a box with a kitty cat. Sometimes the cat scratches you but if you feed it tuna it purrs.
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It's like floating in an isolated bubble, above the rest of the world.
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living in the White Mountains you have mpre than just one season you have five. there is spring,summer, winter,fall,and mud season.
ReplyDeletespring is waarm and sunny for most of it at least.
summers are hot and filled with alot of fun!!! but sometime can be abit rainy (like last year ).
fall is sort of similar to spring but the leaves change beautiful colors.
winter is cold and white. sometimes it gets to 30 below 0, thats when you want to stay inside.
people in the white mounatins are fairly nice and are wwilling to help you if you need it.
It rots because it snows in MAY!
ReplyDeletethe snow is sometimes way too much! i wish it was more warm weather than cold weather. EM
ReplyDeleteits good. we are one of the only places to have 4 season in one year! But the snow is wayyy tooooo muchhhh!!!!! Like this past week!!!! ZB
ReplyDeleteFreaking cold. I swear I hate the cold but even still I like the small town atmosphere. Everyone knows eachother and it's nice.
ReplyDeleteI love living in the White Mountains because I love having beautiful snow in the winter but I also enjoy the warm summers when we are lucky enough to warm days. Spending the days in the winter by a fire or skiing or sledding or sipping hot cocoa. Then in the summer swimming and going to the river to play on the rocks and going to lakes. Overall Northern New Hampshire is beautiful in all the seasons! Fall with the beautiful trees and spring with the new flowers and winter with the cold white snow and summer with the amazing heat!
ReplyDeleteNew Hampshire is a beautiful place to be and depending on where you live there's alot to do. Unfortunately, here in bethlehem there is aboslutely nothing to do so I probably don't appreciate it's beauty as much as I should. Once I move away I'll miss the leaves in the autumn, I won't miss the below 30 nights in the winter or the muddy times in the spring but i will definately miss the blissful rivers and lakes in the summer.
ReplyDeleteIt gets old living here in a small area. The things I will miss are the most at college is all the beautiful scenery. The trees are amazing, and change from colors to green. The views that you can see from many different places are unforgetable. When the trees bloom in the spring you can feel the sunshine in the air. The summers are never to hot, but just enough to go swimming in the freezing waters around. Living in NH is like living in the wilderness.
ReplyDeleteLiving in New Hampshire has its ups and downs. We have to travel quite a bit to get to a city, and some times the cold weather really gets to me. But there is so much you can do in the nature, skiing, hiking, swimming, ect. New Hampshire is a beautiful place, and I could not imagine living anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteThere's pros and cons to living in NH. On the down side, it snows a foot in May, we have to drive 2 hours to go to a mall, there are more animals than people, and everyone knows everything. On the plus side, our surrounding atmosphere is breath taking. The foliage is beautiful, and the snow, although it's cold, is peaceful and pretty.
ReplyDeleteLiving in New Hampshire, you can feel very shelter and unexposed to the realities of life. However living here...you learn so many things that a lot of people will never learn in their whole life.
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to live in the north country, is like liking in a dream. in the summer you wake up to the sun rising and due on the ground. its not to cold its not hot. you hear birds in the morning.There's always something to do around here. You can never be bored, unless you try to be. we have parks up here to visit and have fun at, there are swimming hole to cool down in.
ReplyDeleteIt's cold and there's very few people. The nature is also very beautiful.
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Its pretty fun,you get to do all this outdoors stuff like hike and bike and ski. But Ill be honest. After a while it gets really really boring., Especially if you have lazy friends
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Living in the northern country is awesome because all the woods are your backyard and you can constantly be outside and active. One of the best parts is all your friends live close so you can just bike there and home. Liam Demers
ReplyDeleteIn northern New Hampshire you have to work for anything that you want, You cant have people that put oil into your home, If you want to have enough heat to last the winter you have to split and stack your own wood. JR
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing...waking up to the sun rising over Mt. Washington and having the birds wake you up on weekends is irreplaceable.
ReplyDeleteLiving in northern New Hampshire can be fun but can also be boring. I enjoy all the nature activities you can do, ski, hike, bike, swim. It gets really cold sometimes though. I wish there was more to do. - Madison
ReplyDeleteLiving in Northern New Hampshire is a blessing. Many may not see it as one because we are at least an hour away from any source of.. well anything but we are blessed. Living in the North Country makes you really connect with yourself. Living in the North Country allows you to take in the natural beauty of our world. We get to experience vast ranges of animals, peak foliage, and many other wonders.
ReplyDeleteLiving in the North Country also gives you the advantage of a small town. Here everybody knows and cares for everybody. If you are ever in a tight spot you can rely on your community to be there for you and back you up when needed.
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In the North country we are few but we are some of the happiest and kindest people you will ever find. There is much to do around here during the Fall or Spring but during the Winter we come alive. Almost everyone up here skis or snowboards.
ReplyDeleteLiving in NH is definitely adventure. The weather is a little by-polar and there is not a lot to do if you want to be inside. Living in NH though is amazing everyone is close and people are there to help out others all the time, there is little crime, good sports teams, and always another hike to climb. Living in the North Country is living, learning, and enjoying the wild.
ReplyDeleteTo live in the Northern Country, is good. Waking up and looking out my window to see deer and the trees changing color or trees looking bare. Going somewhere where you know everyone and feeling welcome by everybody.
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its cold and the weather can change in a blink.
ReplyDeleteLiving in New Hampshire is amazingly lovely, I would say that the weather here stinks because its like warm one moment the next moment its raining or really cold. I love waking up in the morning and smell the fresh air of the northern country is awesome BH
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