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Old Sep 9th, 1998 | 08:00 AM
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Jill
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1st anniversary in New England?

My husband and I will be celebrating our 1st anniversary in late November, and we're thinking about a long weekend getaway to New England (from NJ).
Can anyone suggest places to visit, things to do, places to stay? I'd love a cozy B&B in a town with some antiques, shops, activities, etc.

 
Old Sep 9th, 1998 | 09:26 AM
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Paul Rabe
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Drive up Hiway 100 in Vermont (watching the weather, of course -- you don't want to get caught in a blizzard!). Just about every town will be exactly what you want. Unless you're traveling on Thanksgiving weekend, you should have little trouble finding a place to stay. Still, buy a book describing B&B's, find one that exactly meets your needs, and make reservations. If your time in New England goes as romantically as ours did, you may be celebrating your 50th anniversary there as well! :^)
 
Old Sep 10th, 1998 | 07:56 AM
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Mystic or Newport are good choices for a weekend. Both offer lots of choices for recreation or for relaxation, antique shops, tours, etc. If you were very ambitious you could stay at one and visit the other. They are only about 45 minutes apart by car.
 
Old Sep 10th, 1998 | 08:18 AM
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I disagree with the previous post about Mystic; Newport is wonderful, but I would go to Kennebunkport, Maine, and stay at the White Barn Inn.
 
Old Sep 10th, 1998 | 09:58 AM
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For something a little closer to home, try the Old Griswold Inn in Connecticut. Small, antique, good food, warm at that time of year--they do special holiday things so book well ahead.
 
Old Sep 11th, 1998 | 08:06 AM
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During that time of year, the most beautiful and romantic place I have ever seen in my life is Kingfield, Maine, near Sugarloaf Mountain. It is like a story book picture of a small Hamlet. It has the antique shops, great restaurants and if you plan to go skiing Sugarloaf is great. The people are very friendly and helpful, especially to tourists, and its relatively inexpensive. We stayed at the Inn on Winters Hill, but there are several other B&B's that may suit your tastes better.
 

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