New Hampshire Towns

Manchester

On Sunday, not wanting to get in the “going back home” traffic  we stayed close to the campground and took a trip to Manchester and the Harley Dealer for more shirts and Big Bob even picked up a couple parts for his bike that were on sale.  They did not have any signage with their name except this one in the front window.

We saw the University of Southern New Hampshire (the one that is always being advertised  on TV). 

         
A walking downtown that is neat (too bad St Pete’s isn’t a little more like this one).  Lots of taverns, stores and other business located in very old buildings with rehabbed apartments above.  Unfortunately, I think, there are some tall modern building which I find distracting from the beauty of the area.
   










 Love this one

 
 And the roads




Seabrook
 
We were able to meet up with friends for lunch 
 

Lunch at Markey's Lobster Pool.   

 
It has three kitchen areas: one for fried food; one for the lobster pool (pick out your own lobster); and one for steamed items.  A little confusing at first, but they were very helpful in getting us to the right counters. It was another great meal - seafood platter for Big Bob and a lobster roll for me.  It was cold, so far I haven't bee able to order a hot one since my first lobster roll back in CT.

 
View from the restaurant



Seabrook is a beautiful little beach town


The marsh lands 


 And the Beach


Hampton Beach
Another great little beach town 
 

 With a Boardwalk with something for everyone


Casino

 
The Beach


 

Amusement Park


We have enjoyed our time in this part of New Hampshire  but it is time for the next state and more adventures  Nest Destination:  Marshfield VT






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