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[TEBON]

Dover is less liberty friendly than other New Hampshire towns, but it's still pretty good, and there are several porcs there at work on changing the climate there.  Dover has a lot of businesses, many beautiful young people, and is close to UNH-Durham.

Dover has a spending cap (unlike, say, Seabrook).

I seriously have no idea where you get your "information."

GOSH stop bringing up that place!!!!   

[TEBON]

Just my humble opinion and only my opinion.  There's just something about Dover I never really liked.  It could be the cops, they busted my friend's smoke shop a bunch of times.  But overall, I just don't really care for much of the city.  I don't like the layout.  I don't have really good reasons for not liking it, I just know that when I go there life ends up sucking a little more than usual.

I'd say move to Grafton.  There are fun freestaters there and the place is absolutely gorgeous.  My dream is to be there at some point someday.  I'm looking to move over the line into Danville in the next few weeks as a stopping point.   I don't suggest there either.

[maxxoccupancy]

I'm going to say that Grafton is one of the freest towns anywhere.  I don't know if their taxes are lower than Seabrook or not, but I could imagine that.  Folks from that area have said a lot of good things about the town, and there's a Reasons to Move to Grafton thread (like Seabrook, Portsmouth, Manchester, etc)

My preference, of course, is for small towns with low taxes that are a short drive from beaches and cities.  Obviously, that leads me to Seabrook, which should be on anyone's check out list... but Portsmouth should be, too.  If you can't afford the rent in Portsmouth, there are quite a few towns in the area (like Seabrook and Hampton) that offer less expensive housing options.

[TEBON]

this place is available:
 

[lloydbob1]

It can't be in Grafton!  No Tyvek!

[pittsfieldmom]

>>It can't be in Grafton!  No Tyvek!<<

Ha! very funny.  So I'm guessing Grafton is part of the frozen tundra portion of the state?
I am moving up from NC sooo.......just checking.

[Jerry]

Frozen tundra?  No, just the normal NH winter.

[lloydbob1]

Grafton is only about 2/5ths up from the bottom of the state and about 3/5ths south of the Tundra!

[Pat K]

Don't listen to Lloyd and Jerry they are up past normal hours and secretly posting here
from their rooms at

[lloydbob1]

What'd ya say ya young Punk? Eh? Eh?

[Russell Kanning]

Ha! very funny.  So I'm guessing Grafton is part of the frozen tundra portion of the state?
I am moving up from NC sooo.......just checking.

compared to NC .... summer and winter will feel cool in every part of the state
by the way ... it will only be 70 today ... cooler than normal, but enjoy just thinking about not needing air conditioning in you home ... just open a window

[cathleeninnh]

48 degrees here this morning. Don'tcha love NH!

[Bazil]

I'm planning a trip to NH this fall.  A few towns that interest me from afar are Dover, Deerfield and Grafton.  If anyone is from there, I would appreciate some first-hand information.  Anything, no matter how trivial it may seem, is welcomed.  Thanks in advance.

I used to live in Maine right across the river from Dover.  It's the "big town" in the area, and does has a bit of a slummy seedy underside.  It's police force is a bit oppressive but not nearly as bad as Rollisford one town over.  I hated to drive the half a mile I had to through Rollisford to get to Dover from Maine because I was always afraid some cop would try to get me on some obscure law I didn't know was there.  On the good side Dover has a nice downtown area and has bus lines connecting it with Maine, Portsmouth, and UNH.

[TEBON]

haven't dealt with those cops yet, thanks for the heads up!