The house's exterior color is weird. I don't care for it.
What color or shade is that, anyway?
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Oh, the city of Manchester, New Hampshire, about 55 miles from downtown Boston,, is, ummm "diverse," so not as lily-white as some may think who aren't from the region. Relatively high crime rate for the state, I think.
Still traces of French Canadians in the area?
At least it has Manchester Boston airport, popular with Southwest airlines. It included Boston in the name a few years ago to show its near Boston -- and not the U.K.
Manchester has low-level pro baseball and hockey teams. Southern New Hampshire University arena hosts the hockey team and some concerts, so some things to do. And it has a stage theatre downtown and a museum and a good steakhouse.
Don't forget the Forbidden Fruit adult bookstore with booths, if you're still into that scene in 2023. I went once in 2012, surprised it's still there; I still see a Craigslist reference occasionally in the now-smallish and less profane Missed Connections section since its revamping five years ago.
Market Basket and Hannaford supermarkets seem popular.
Oh, and a poster mentioned actually moving to nearby Massachusetts to avoid the "rednecks" in New Hampshire. Hmm...I have lived in the Boston area most of my adult life, and you'd be surprised how many "redneck" types I see on the subways and such. (Bad grammar, cursing, spitting, sloppy). Surprising to me, as parts or much of the Boston area, as well as parts or much of Massachusettsz are considered educated and high-acheiving. Right?
Hmm....I don't know why I just went off on a Manchester tangent, but I did At least it gives info to those who may believe its (yes ..its, not it's or even its'!) urban area is all white and safe, only because it's New Hampshire..