Introducing Hampton Beach & Around
Littered with summer clam shacks, ramshackle motels, fried dough stands and noisy arcades full of pudgy children, Hampton Beach isn’t the classiest stretch of New England coastline. It does, however, boast New Hampshire’s only sandy beach, a wide, inviting stretch of shore that gives pasty sun-seekers their fix. North of Hampton Beach, white-trash paradise peters into the rolling greenswards and serpentine private drives of Rye, whose oceanfront mansions and sprawling ‘summer cottages’ show a radically different side of the coastline.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: good ole usa :)
by cburke 11 March 2010
On a different note - I'll throw out another idea. As a proud New Englander I would suggest spending sometime up here. It can be a bit…
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RE: Vermont-New Hampshire
by Ogie_Ogilthorpe 22 December 2009
New Hamshire, generally, is not liberal #1. It really depends where you live, especially in New Hampshire. There's a massive difference…
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RE: Budget accomodation (most likely a motel) in Hampton Beach, NH
by lucysmom 15 March 2008
_http://www.flagshipmotorcourt.com/_ this place is open year round--they might cut you a slight break in april (they list their prices…
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