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Old 08-31-2009, 03:31 PM
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Hi Everyone-We just visited Kennebunkport and loved it! My wife and I have two children-10 and 13. I can work form home alot but need to be able to get to Boston and CT if needed. I like proximity to 95, Portland airport, and Amtrak. We are worried about meeting people as we do not know anyone there. Will that be a problem? We plan on skiing at Sunday River so the worst of the winter is covered. Is there enough to do? (not that we do much here in lower CT but we know it is there if we need it. Should we look at Kennebunk also? Anything farther north is too far from where I need to be occasionally. Suggestions and help appreciated! Thanks.
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Old 08-31-2009, 08:07 PM
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mainebrokerman has a brilliant future
mainebrokerman has a brilliant future
i lived in kennebunkport for a couple years, the breakwater across from the colony is one of my fav places!!

enough to do?? im sure there is plenty to do.
just follow the golden rule, and folks will be very accepting.
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Old 08-31-2009, 08:27 PM
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I love that town! Plenty to do there and look how close you'll be regionally to Boston, places in NH, Portland... it's a great choice and terrific for the kids.
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