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Mrsericmatthews t1_j91ie9a wrote

Reply to comment by bigdog24681012 in hello, after living almost 8 years in NH , we are moving to AZ. bittersweet feelings. I am sad to leave our beautiful NH. anyone else moving out of state? do you have the same feelings of missing out on the mountains and the NE summer? by crazycurious7

And Colorado is still relatively similar to NH (well the mountainous region) - at least compared to other areas of the US! (Florida, Arizona, etc.)

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Existing-Quantity161 OP t1_j91ia65 wrote

Reply to comment by bassboat1 in Massabesic early morning during the summer, 2022. great morning for fishing. by Existing-Quantity161

Pawtuckaway is awesome, too... but Onway is a little more private. It's a beautiful little place. My dad and I take his jonboat out there. He lives in Candia almost on the Raymond line, so it's 5 minutes from his house. We've caught a couple bass in there. The water is pristine, the shorelines are a little crowded with trees, though. Definitely worth it.

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pewterpetunia t1_j91hvvp wrote

Reply to comment by Gizmog4evr in hello, after living almost 8 years in NH , we are moving to AZ. bittersweet feelings. I am sad to leave our beautiful NH. anyone else moving out of state? do you have the same feelings of missing out on the mountains and the NE summer? by crazycurious7

It’s very location dependent. I never once encountered a scorpion in my 10+ years of living there but my good friend kills them daily at her house (in Phoenix; her house is at the edge of town, her backyard is all desert).

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CactusCoffee3 t1_j91h05o wrote

Reply to hello, after living almost 8 years in NH , we are moving to AZ. bittersweet feelings. I am sad to leave our beautiful NH. anyone else moving out of state? do you have the same feelings of missing out on the mountains and the NE summer? by crazycurious7

I lived in NH for 4 years but originally from the Midwest. I loved the mountains and ocean being nearby but not going to lie people were really culturally different that it never felt like home. I felt like the seacoast was progressive and everywhere else was stuck so far in the past especially with a lack of new housing for people. The motto with housing could have been “Ive got mine. Screw you.” I loved the natural beauty but the people especially in southern NH could be brutal and semi tactless. So many people i met “knew it all” and had a chip on their shoulder. Humility was not something to uphold in southern NH. Not to mention SO many trumpsters everywhere. I felt unwelcome and SO happy to be back in a city in the midwest. Sorry but it was my truth.

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Brabant12 t1_j91g593 wrote

Reply to comment by boston_shua in hello, after living almost 8 years in NH , we are moving to AZ. bittersweet feelings. I am sad to leave our beautiful NH. anyone else moving out of state? do you have the same feelings of missing out on the mountains and the NE summer? by crazycurious7

It’s definitely about finding what works for you. I moved from the sea coast to CO in 2004 and my only regret was not moving sooner. For me it’s the 300+ days of sun, no humidity, and barely any mosquitoes. Every time I go back to NH I am blown away by the food and beer, I don’t remember it being that good when I lived there, but maybe I just took it for granted 🤷🏻‍♂️

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odat247 t1_j91asna wrote

Reply to hello, after living almost 8 years in NH , we are moving to AZ. bittersweet feelings. I am sad to leave our beautiful NH. anyone else moving out of state? do you have the same feelings of missing out on the mountains and the NE summer? by crazycurious7

Left long ago for Florida and then Colorado for work. I really loved it in Colorado but ultimately this is home and family drew me back to NH. Honestly NH is perfect except for mosquitoes 🦟 🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟

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