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New Hampshire Travel Guide - White Mountains & Lake Winnipesaukee

New Hampshire Travel Guide - White Mountains & Lake Winnipesaukee

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New Hampshire Travel Guide - White Mountains & Lake Winnipesaukee The northeast region of the nation is in my personal view The most beautiful in my opinion. Im a native born New Yorker from the Bronx living in the S. W. U. S. State region If I can find out how the hospitals are there In N. H. And I can move there and live out my retirement life there Then im sold. In close In a way this part of N. H. Reminds me a little of the Lake Como Italy area as it too Is breath taking. Thanks for showing the world some of Americas true beauty and landscapes both here And the video you showcased On the state of Maine. Although I feel you could also see the amazing fall colors on the Hudson going up state there through Westchester County Elmsford. Territown etc. Again your videos of the Northeast there in the falls Are simply Bellissima. Addio.
Date: 2024-03-01

Comments and reviews: 31


Thank you for such a breathtaking and informative video, it was so well done! I stumbled upon it when looking to plan a fall colors trip for my family (from S TX. It is unfortunate that as I paroozed the comments for more info I found upwards of 80% of comments were of people complaining, and rather rudely, about people coming to the state and correcting pronunciation of certain things. It has made me rethink visiting NH even though it is a very beautiful place. Hopefully I can find some other fantastic videos from TampaAerialMedia that show other New England states that would be good to visit.
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Great job talking about all the cool places to visit and things to do. Shocking you got all of that into a 23 minute video! I'm a native New Englander (Massachusetts) and have been to most of these places you've talked about here. I've lived in Texas most of the past 25 years, but I always try to come home during the summer and spend time in the White Mountains. Love all the train references. and HIGHLY recommend the Cafe Lafayette Dinner Train in Lincoln/Woodstock. Seems expensive, but it's worth the $$$!
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I also was born and raised in NH until 10 years old then moved to Connecticut. All my extended family still lives in NH. I live in Texas now and miss the snow, cooler weather and the gorgeous foliage (the foliage is what I miss the most) I know lots of the places you showed and spoke of. I am always in such awe at just how beautiful this state is! Too bad about the Old Man on the Mountain! That made me really sad! What a loss!
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I have done most of the things he showed with the exception of lake Winasasacki area. Probably spelled wrong lol. This is a BEAUTIFUL place! Irish restaurant in North Conway is awesome May Kelly's Cottage. Cog rail is a must do, biodeasel trains run at multiple times and are also fun. The Mountaineer train is the best in North Conway, Hobo golf is fun. Black Mountain Burger is very good also I think that was in Lincoln.
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I was Born and raised in New Hampton, New Hampshire . This place is a peaceful and majestic place that leaves you I absence of aaawww. It's filled witb beautiful small towns and majestic white Mountains and wonderful hospitable people and great foods great tourist attractions and more. Come to New Hampshire, We look forward to seeing you all there really soon
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The Bartlett train used to stop to turn around every morning right at our condo on Albany Ave in Bartlett as a kid. We'd always run outside to see the train, and when dad took us on the train we'd get off and run inside for sandwiches and stuff. I still go up every summer and while we don't own the condo anymore, it's still such a good memory I'll never forget it.
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When you were crossing the Kank you could have taken Bear Notch Road and dropped down into Bartlett. One of the most underrated and unknown features of Bartlett is the old B&M RR roundhouse. I don't think it's set up for tourists but it's a fascinating piece of rail history.
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i wached a lot your videos usa. they are so beautiful! I am planing to visit for one week Vermont and New H. I Save all information, Let me know ecxatly date this video please I save a date to trip for the last week of september this Year. i am look for the paradise automm thank you
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This is one of the videos that convinced us to take a leap in 2022 and move to the White Mountains, and of course we love weekend drives to Meredith and North Conway. This video captures the scenery and charm very well. Now after Pandemic, it's so much busier!
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Such a beautiful state and well done on the fantastic video compilation. As an Aussie living in an old land with rolling hills, generally poor soil this landscape really is something for the heart to enjoy. Hopefully sometime in the near future!
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Very beautiful video, professional and mesmerizing! And a crazy beautiful place! If I had a second life, I would spend it in New Hampshire! :) Although I would continue to write in New Hampshire the life that is given to me now. If it could.
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Stayed for the summer very beautiful place I loved how you can be floating in the pool at the gym and look out the window and see a turkey walking out the woods. It just needs a porttillos and a real great Mexican restaurant and I'd stay forever.
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I want to go back to NH, I went as a small child to visit family. After doing a bit of genealogy research my extended family and my ancestors have called NH home for centuries. I want to go back to see where my family, and ancestors called home.
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Great video! I was in New Hampshire in 2005. I thought oh my gosh New Hampshire is the best kept secret! No wonder politicians live here, it is absolutely gorgeous. I am going to New Hampshire with my daughter's family.
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It looks beautiful but I think I'll boycott it with the nuts the republican party wants to put in office to represent you. You'll have your nuts but a lot of us out here will keep our money in our pocket and go elsewhere
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Ah memories of growing up in New Hampshire. We did almost none of these things, because they are all obscenely overpriced. We would pool our money and get a camping site for $100 a night. If we were lucky.
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Awesome upload
I love New Hampshire, we go on a family trip every year
Santa's Village, Clarks, Storyland, Flume gorge, Mt. Washington
So much fun and such a beautiful state
Live Free or Die

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( NUMBERS ) 35: 33. So ye shall not pollute the land wherein ye are: for 'Blood' it defileth the land: and the land cannot be cleansed of the blood that is shed therein, but by the blood of him that shed it.
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I was stationed in Portsmouth NH from 1972 -1979 I was stationed at what was then Pease AFB. It was good times then. But for a tourist Town, Now I'm back in lousy south texas. Beautiful state.
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Well done and much appreciated from a formerly young man from Derry N. H. stuck in Portland Oregon for 2 more years. It reminded me that home really is New England.
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I jope my people of New Hampshire can forgiveme for leaving thinking another state was was a place for opportunity. I hope to oneday come back home where i belong.
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Great video. Where do I obtain permission to fly a drone at the bridge seen at 19: 00 I understand Crawford Notch State Park is a no-drone-zone
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Buy Safemoon Inu and visit the best state in the country. N. H and SafeMoon Inu are both awesome. Now go and buy some Safemoon Inu.
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Loved the scenery. it would have been awesome to of had Closed Captioning for those of us with severe hearing loss. Thank you.
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At about 10: 50 in they mention a show with live bears. I hope that ends one day. It's cruel to make bears perform for humans.
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This is beautiful this type of scenery makes you want to go outside and do stuff, soooo much better then hot Dusty Texas
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Thank you so much for posting these videos. I feel that I am back in America when I watch them. Richard (Dumfries, Scotland)
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My family goes down to the Conway area for a few days every summer. I never want to leave when the week is done.
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My wife and I saw you filming this with the drone we were staying in this area for a long weekend getaway
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What is the name of this awesome narrator He helped captured my attention. which isn't easy to do!
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The thumbnail pic is off 302 and in the background theres a landfill. Locals call it casella mountain
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