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Visit New England - The DON'Ts of Visiting New England - Wolters World

Visit New England - The DON'Ts of Visiting New England - Wolters World

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Whether you are heading for Leaf Peeping in Maine, catching a Celtics or Patriots game in Boston or enjoying some of the best beer in the world in Vermont there are a number of things to do for tourists and travelers in New England. Here we talk about some of the fun things tourists should not do or not miss out on when they visit New England
Date: 2022-02-04

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Really really want to move to Maine cause I love the food and the scenery but I'm a 6'8 Autistic Biracial Weirdo and I don't want to get pulled over on every street and racially profiled if I can help it I know with the current state of the country I can't exactly escape it anymore and I'm scared but honestly I'm thinking Maine might be my best bet given my personality and how it just kinda seems like it's all calm and nothing really happens there and it's all calm and shit any New Englanders got any advice or y'know. anything really?
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I live in South Bend, Indiana. You might say what does that have to do with New England? We get a lot of students from Massachusetts to come out here. I can tell you that around 75% of them have no idea how to drive. It's especially bad where it's graduation time, and their parents are here. No issue with the people. I really want to visit New England, but to all the Massholes out their, please learn how to drive.
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I've stood right where you are standing LOL. My in laws live right over the draw bridge on the Mystic River. My wife and I love that town, so much fun in summer. And if you go, you need to get to Sift bakeshop. outstanding croissants and other pastries. The line starts forming 20 minutes before they open so get there early, it's worth it, trust me. They also run a donut shop on Main St in downtown!
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Im New Englander, one of the things I love to do is camp here, you will meet a ton of nice people but dont be suprised if someone is rude. And you dont like the weather wait a minute and it will change. I highly suggest seeing all parts of New England, go to the city, go to farms, go to nature, they are all beautiful
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Masshole. lmfao try driving in Houston T. X. where you get near pitted, bumper suckered up, and forced to drive 90 mph with the flow of traffic, if you dont then you'll get kick out to the feeder roads. Which is the same s just the complete opposite in slow mo also What? Dunking donuts? What about Krispy Kreme? Lol
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As a Masshole, I can tell you that there's a different mentality on the roads here. If you're not going minimum 10 MPH over the speed limit, you will be tailgated. That is the expectation. Officers can still pull you over if they're pissed off that day, but it is not likely. I speak from experience.
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Yea all we do is complain, its probably one of our favorite pass times. It could be the most perfect day and wed still find something to complain about. And for the love of whatever you deem holy, dont come up here and litter.
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Southy, Dorchester, & my mom & brother have the heavy accents. My New England charm comes out when I'm watching my Patriots. oh & when I'm in traffic. I live in Michigan & want to go back home.
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Mainer here, only correction I'd make is that we (thank god) do not have designated liquor stores. You can totally buy coffee brandy at the gas station at 6am, if you want
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As a proud Masshole, I'd suggest not going to Maine during the winter. Just. don't. And a Maine winter starts in August ond ends in late July. I'm looking at you, Caribou.
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