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ideas for new england trip in november
we are looking for ideas for a 3-5 day trip in november in new england. new york state and new jersey possibly ok also.
not NYC - hotels too expensive that month. thanks |
Any clue as to who you are (family, senior couple?)
Or your interests? |
senior couple. birds, nature, theater, museums, history. (not too much walking).
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Some suggestions would be Saratoga, NY area, maybe contiuing through Vermont, into NH. A few different routes can be chosen. Very scenic
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Hi Joanel,
Maybe you would enjoy Portland, Maine. It is a quaint city with a nice vibe, nice shopping, good food, beautiful waterfront area. And it's not far other areas along the coast where you would be able to enjoy nature a little more? Enjoy your trip, Layla %%- |
Well with theater, museums and history it sounds to me like Boston should be part of it - unless you've alredy spent too much time there.
Don't know about birds - I would have thought some would have gone south already. And since the trees will be bare, nature may be somewhat dreary - unless you spend some time on the coast. (I love beach resorts in off season - chance to see seals and whales etc - as long as you're sure enough places are still open. |
live in the boston area!
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Well - it might have been a good idea to mention that up front.
You didn;t mention PA - but Philly also has theater, several good museums and a lot of history - since you've eliminated New York. Also - Gettysburgh isn;t that far away. And I'm sure locals can give you info on good places for birding, state parks for walking etc. |
Joanel,
Have you thought about the Berkshires? There are some nice museums (the Norman Rockwell museum being the most popular), theater, good restaurants, and many nice B&Bs. Hope you enjoy yourselves! KenM |
Dont forget Cooperstown NY. It' not just bball. And Williamstown MA
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