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AMC4x4 t1_jdmqe3h wrote

It does have a special, unique quality in its beauty that I haven't found anywhere else in my travels. Pillsbury State Park seems to encapsulate it publicly, but I find joy in its back roads, hills, woods, fields, and old farmhouses. I feel like it's one of the last places in Southern NH that money will change. It's much the same today as it was 45 years ago.

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akmjolnir t1_jdmqrz7 wrote

On the flip side I've noticed a bunch of new builds in the area I grew up in. Didn't realize it was it was happening, but after leaving NH for a few years, and coming back, it's amazing how much of the land has been cleared and built on.

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AMC4x4 t1_jdmvloh wrote

Yeah, I've seen new builds come in over the years, but didn't see any clear cutting. That's sad.

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