What are they getting contaminated with? Curious if I should make sure my parents know

Gibbot Hill, in Groton. Not in NH but it's a short drive into mass. They make farm fresh food they grow there. I haven't been in a couple years but it was very good when I went.

Personal opinion here, keep the tram and update the lifts to high speed ones. They are all so slow.

It's a good way to keep younger people in the state.

Just curious, what do you consider cramped for a single person? Not looking at families here. I've gone through a range of apartments (from 400 to 1200sqft). The 400 was a bit small but my current 700 is fine

Or option three, of building more apartments

Rock climbing is also an option, there's a gym in Nashua and one in Manchester, memberships aren't that expensive (comparatively to snowboarding). And bouldering is a fun option if you don't have anyone to go with

I don't understand why they done legalize possession and home growing, then revisit retail sales at a later date? Anyone got some insight on that?

Solid advice here. But not what my brothers and I did many years ago with a massive stump

If you want something really cheap that will take a lot of time and energy and definitely not the most efficient way to do this, grab a chainsaw, some extra chains, some files to resharpen, a shovel, and a car jack. It works but takes a lot of time and energy

Red arrow, but that's more for breakfast food after a night of drinking

I second driving through the notch. There's a nice loop you can do that'll take you through Franconia notch and Crawford notch, to Conway, then down through the lakes region. Probably about a 3h loop if you don't stop but there are areas and short hikes scattered all around that loop. If you do go up to Franconia notch, a classic touristy thin to do is to check out the basin (cool water feature, not quite a waterfall) and the log flume. The polar caves near attitash are a fun little spot too. Attitash also has a Mt coaster but I'm not sure if it'll be open by then, with any luck they'll still be skiing.

Don't forget history. It's simple.

Oh, expect them to talk about it, don't expect that anything will happen. I do agree with your second sentence though smh

Looking at fish and game's website, there is a trapping season for Beaver and no bag limit.

Normally there are ski swaps at the end of November