There is plenty of snow in the winter. There seems to be snow on the ground from Nov./Dec. all the way through April! Snow is great but that may be too many months into spring with snow for some people. We usually received 10 inches or snow every other week during the winter.

Second, if you are from a large populated area, you might not enjoy moving to a small populated area. It was a big change coming from so much stuff to do in the Dallas area to small towns scattered about. Most cities are dead after 6:00p.m.! Luckily, Boston is about an hour away if you are on the southern end of New Hampshire.

If you love food and having a variety of restaurants there is not much other than pizza and sub sandwiches. I kid you not, there’s a pizza shop on almost every block in NH’s larger towns!

There are plenty of good things though:
The sky is clear of light pollution so there plenty of stars.

The fall foliage is amazing and definitely worth seeing. The snow covered mountains are great to see. Lots of great photo opportunities.

The people are friendly, though if you have ever had that “southern hospitality” you’ll notice people are more reserved here, but still kind and cheerful.

You mentioned that you could find a job here, which is great because the job market is tough. If you need to travel there are two airports: Manchester, NH and Boston, MA. If you go to northern NH that may be a problem because of travel distance.

Overall, it’s a nice area and a great place to come to. The summer’s aren’t hot (80 degrees usually) and there is always something to do like small fairs, festivals, etc.

Check out these websites for more info. I believe you can order a free travel guide, which helps to get to know the area.

http://www.visit-newhampshire.com
http://nh.com
http://www.newhampshire.com/

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