The best place to live in Maine. (Portland, Bangor: universities, subdivisions)

[RANGER.101ST]

Originally Posted by forest beekeeper

One of the bestest places in Maine is Greenbush Maine.



Folks there are very friendly.

they are only friendly so you will put your guard down and you get all comfy and leave your doors unlocked then poof they rob ya

no im just kidding greenbush is a nice town.

[dmyankee]

Originally Posted by RANGER.101ST

they are only friendly so you will put your guard down and you get all comfy and leave your doors unlocked then poof they rob ya

no im just kidding greenbush is a nice town.

I see you've been to La Grange.

[forest beekeeper]

Mayfield is nice, Orneville is nice.

[CoastalMaine]

Originally Posted by chiisai

I had the same experience a few weeks ago, while on my land hunting expedition.

Had to pee really badly, after riding down a "road" from an old abandoned rail bed. One more bump would have done me in. We stopped at a general store with a meat department, in the Skowhegan area. I asked the lady at the register, where the nearest bathroom and gas station was.

Without hesitation she said, behind the coke machine, is the bathroom, and when I come out she'd give me directions to the nearest gas station.

The entire Skowhegan area has been very welcoming to us. Everytime we stopped to ask directions, or where a property was, everyone was friendly and helpful.

Very unlike MA, where you have to buy a pack of gum to pee!

I don't think I've ever bought a pack of gum in order to pee in a restroom in Massachusetts in 52 years. Where the heck are you in this state Chii?

[chiisai]

Originally Posted by CoastalMaine

I don't think I've ever bought a pack of gum in order to pee in a restroom in Massachusetts in 52 years. Where the heck are you in this state Chii?

1 Hour from Boston.

We're a tough crowd, around here!

[jiinxsay]

Originally Posted by tkx7

After leaving maine to go to college, I have since realized what a great state Maine is- i plan on moving back. I also find Mainers to be much more friendly and pleasant to be around, they are generally good people.

i agree 100%!! "Maineahs" are my absolute FAV ppl in the world!
zest for life, kindness to others + hard-workers.

i've been reading the Maine threads for months but just joined this morning, Christmas eve day, i thought it appropriate :-)

Maine calls to me every day. i lived on Beals in 2000 + 8 yrs have passed.
not a day goes by that i don't think about my Beloved favorite place.
i search maps, towns, all you can think of.
i don't know how i will make the move, or when, but it's my life priority
to become a full-fledged Maine resident!

so happy to be here, jiinxsay

[fxtrader]

Good luck in your quest jiinxsay you are not alone.

[mollysmiles]

Originally Posted by chiisai

1 Hour from Boston.

We're a tough crowd, around here!

Happened to us too... Cape Ann .... I was so mad, Jake is 10 for crying out loud!

[lrfox]

^I've never had that problem either and I spend a good number of years 40 minutes south of Boston (where my parents still live).

[masteguide]

Well ,so your thinking of moving to Maine ! My job as a home inspector ,have been in realestate sales and a Maine masterguide has taken me to about all the towns in Maine from Kitty to Fort kent.
To me one isnt in Maine unless they are North of Bangor ,Maine . where anything south of Bangor is like Boston very busy. Orono and surrounding area would be nice having shopping malls , universities and many jobs in the area from factories, stores and many other jobs.
Some one mentioned Greenbush , Naw nothing there a dead end area to me traveling to shopping malls and work about 25-30 plus miles .
Feel free to ask me I can share my thoughts .