And the phone was turned on after the driver had a problem with him.

The dude also impeded the plow driver from plowing.

Can someone explain where the Monadnock region is or more precisely if that includes the Francestown area?

He wasn't arrested by social media. That was the police.

This. Plus, even if all he did was bat the camera that’s battery. He was holding the camera, and recording is not illegal and doesn’t constitute a physical threat.

Head to the Manchester traffic circle (you'll pass the Goldenrod restaurant first, then there'll be a hunting supply store, a convenience store, and some road signs, one leading to the town of Chester, NH) Go around the traffic circle, aiming to pass the convenience store on your right hand side. Stay on that road--you'll be headed towards Chester, although, technically, you'll be going through Auburn, first. Don't let that throw you.

Now, on the right hand side of the road, will be Lake Massabeesic. You will see various pull offs and parking areas. A good many of them are good spots to pull over and see the views of foliage, sailboats, wildlife, etc. Depending on the season, it's a good way to get to shooting the breeze with local fishermen, or, photographers, or what-have-you. I highly recommend bringing a camera.

Should you choose to keep going, you'll eventually wind up at the blinker in Chester Center at the intersection of Route 102 and Route 121.

If you turn right, you'll be headed towards Derry, NH. If you turn left, you'll be headed towards Raymond, NH. If you go straight ahead, you'll eventually wind up in Sandown, NH. I do recommend exploring these back (ish) roads when you aren't in any particular hurry.

I realize that I may have thoroughly confused you. Here's how you fix that: Go to the bookstore, and ask for a copy of the New Hampshire Gazetteer. It's a paper map book of the towns/cities in NH, and this will be a huge help to you when GPS is being less than helpful and you're trying to either make sense of directions given by someone who has been driving the NH back roads since they got a license, or, when GPS is being less than helpful and you're trying to get off of some godforsaken back road somewhere.

Hope this helps! Good luck!

Buyers don’t pay real estate commission. It sounds like you need an agent way more than you realize!! Have you at least been pre approved? Money ready for a deposit? Message me if you still need an agent👍🏼

Rewatch the video. He clearly grabs for the guys hand and camera. Keep your hands to yourself. Its not that hard.

Harvey Rd in Londonderry just south of the runway at the airport. Little pull off area to see planes coming in or leaving and pretty good views of the city

Dude, in three posts you've moved the goalpost twice and there are only 6 posts in this thread.

I know its the weekend, but you gotta pump the breaks on the liquor.

It’s literally battery. The phone was on his person.

That is no reason to be arrested. This world has become completely unhinged.

I did not see him grab anyone. It looked like he batted away his phone in order to not be recorded. Sorry but there is no reason for an arrest.

Derryfield Park has great sunsets over the city with the Unc’s in the background.

I agrée. They were selling axolotls as feeders! >:(

Ah, whipper snappers. I was there from '02-'06, no basis for comparison, but I liked it there. 😭

Umm no...They're about as legit as a kid with a goldfish in a fishbowl...

Not from your car but a lot people go to Benson’s Park in Hudson and walk around.

The buyer generally doesn't even pay the buyers agents commission.

Disorderly conduct and assault. You can't scream in someone's face and grab them. Keep your hands to yourself. That's basic preschool shit that even my daughter understands.

Drive out 28 from Manchester to route 107. Admire the vast and the Loon Lake. Then for fun- go to the Brickfront and have some Pub food or head to Meredith and have a pizza upstairs at Giuseppe’s

You can park and watch the lake or take the walk around town docks

I, too, am in dover

Fish Mike

Derryfield Park has a pretty cool view

If you like to walk, the All Person's Trail at the Cedar Swamp Preserve in Manchester is a nice spot for a walk. Livingston Park is also nice, but the CSP has a lot less traffic.

That sucks, I'm in Dover and have only heard rave reviews so far. Hopefully it will get sorted soon, and you can enjoy the intro rate for the next two years.