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Old 04-21-2008, 05:37 AM
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Default stoddard?

I'm looking for a place not too far from manchester, and an hour or so ride from it is good for me. It also is closer to NYC than most other nice places, because I would occasionally like to go back to NYC. Stoddard also has a low tax rate, and is very scenic. So I would like to know what are some downsides to Stoddard, besides the fact medical facilities are miles away. thanks
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you can't get there from here....


you can't get anywhere from there....LOL



seriously....there is only one main road in and out of town - it's very rural - you may be closer to NYC as the crow flies, but it's a hike
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Old 04-22-2008, 12:32 AM
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Sounds like a challenge though, there has to be a way to get to Manchester from Stoddard though........... on a road of some sort, or some serious mountain biking??
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Like man said. "You can't get there from heah. Or anywhare else." Stoddard is a lovely town on a beautiful lake. The nearest town is Keene just south on Rt 9 or Rt 10. Getting to NYC via I-91 requires a drive through Keene than 10 miles west.

If you want real quiet for most of the year, except summer, then this is a great location.
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well.... to give you an idea, mapquest thinks you should go from (noplaceinparticular) Stoddard onto Rt 9 north to I89 (towards Concord), then down I93 to Manchester. If you're heading for the airport, that's at the south side of Manchester and would take you a bit over an hour to get there via this route.

Or, you could go down to Keene and pick up Rt 101 through Milford and up to Manchester, looks a little longer.
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