Dominik Loyen

If you're looking to experience one of the most extreme activities one could imagine, what would it be?

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Dom

John

Try driving in downtown Boston during a snow storm.

Priscilla Alden

This is clearly an ad and therefore should NOT appear here!

On the other hand, the question is just ripe for sarcastic and entertaining answers -- like John's. I might have suggested walking across the Central Artery during the Big Dig. Or designated goal-tender for a Bruins game. Or standing in front of the Harvard Sq. T station with a "Go Yale" sandwich board.

boss tonn

Hey I like the direction this thread has taken. How about:
Try to travel two square blocks without encountering a "Dunkin Donuts".

Longfellow

Or try to get from one end of Faneuil Hall to the other on a Saturday at lunchtime?

miles

Riding a bicycle on the Central Artery?

Audrey

How about black fly season in New Hampshire?

Bahbar

Asking for Manhattan-style clam chowder?

WildnCrazy

***This week only***

Learn to ski for free --- at Tuckerman's Ravine!!

Mustangs81

Isn't "extreme adventure in New England" an oxymoron?
Signed,
A New England Clamdigger

Parrot Mom

Haven't had this much fun a long time reading these answers... I agree...driving/negotiating in Boston for a week to the airport, pier or anything that has the Big Dig near it is really an "extreme sport".. Wonder if it will ever be finished in my life time...LOL

Boss Tonn

How about wandering through Fenway Park on a gameday in full New York Yankees regalia?

Lottee

Sunbathing on Mt. Washington in January?
Asking for the best barbeque in Burlington? Opening a street-name-sign business?

Drew

Being a Patriots fan since 1962...

Parrot Mom

Drew--you are really truly masochist...the same as Parrot Pop who believe in the Red Sox...every year since Ted Williams.. and Boss Tonn...what can I say...you might as well be walking in a field of mines blindfolded...that is a true adventure

xxxx

Who are the "Red Sox"? Are they the local basketball team?

Martha

How about median-strip soccer on 128 (can't call it I95)?

Larry

-Finding a sober person on a Newport Rhode Island side walk anytime after 9 pm on a summer Saturday night

-Attempting to enfore the "dry campus" policy at a URI frathouse

Morrie

Lobster-tank water polo?