First trip to New England States
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Hi,
Sorry to have to correct you but Niagra Falls is in NY, which is not one of the 6 N.E.states. It is a long drive from the falls to N.E. VT,NH, and ME are quite different than MA,RI, and CT. Boston is a great city, and there's plenty to do if you like cities. If not, it's much quieter up north in "the
country."
Sorry to have to correct you but Niagra Falls is in NY, which is not one of the 6 N.E.states. It is a long drive from the falls to N.E. VT,NH, and ME are quite different than MA,RI, and CT. Boston is a great city, and there's plenty to do if you like cities. If not, it's much quieter up north in "the
country."
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Hi Janice,
it would help to know where are you starting from, what time of year and what are your interests, scenery? history? sports (spectator or participant)? To drive from Boston to Niagara falls probably takes close to 10 hours (give or take an hour). There are lots of places in New York state that would be great, but as Elsa points out, that wouldn't qualify as New England. If you can give me a little more info, I could make some suggestions.
it would help to know where are you starting from, what time of year and what are your interests, scenery? history? sports (spectator or participant)? To drive from Boston to Niagara falls probably takes close to 10 hours (give or take an hour). There are lots of places in New York state that would be great, but as Elsa points out, that wouldn't qualify as New England. If you can give me a little more info, I could make some suggestions.
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Maine is pretty far North, but definitely not the least bit commercialized. Kennebunk and Kennebunkport Maine are the residence of George Bush-so take advice from two smart people (him and me!!!) maine is a great destination. These two towns are side-by-side, great shopping, great beaches, great history. They're a blast! Very similar to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard-just undiscovered.