There are so many positives about living in New Hampshire, and so many negatives to living elsewhere.

That's the general sentiment of the people who took to a recent Facebook post to shout out what they loved or didn't love in New England.

New Hampshire residents chimed in by the hundreds, as the challenge was thrown down by Live Free or Die603BORN community page.

Naturally, most of the comments were from people in New England, predominantly from the Granite State. In fact, the directive was, "Tell me what state you are from with two words".

This was an easy task, so the words came in full throttle.  For those who live or are from New Hampshire, these were the top comments.  See if you agree.

Granite State (duh)

White Mountains

Indian Head

Granite, guns

Old Man

Adam Sandler

Freedom, mountains

Frost, heaves

Man, mountains

The Best

Lakes Region

Mount Washington

Newfound Lake

Lakes, Loons

Ocean, & mountains

Lake Winni

Canobie Lake

New Hampshire

Or Die

Brook Trout

No taxes

Live Free

Red Arrow

603 Born

All of these answers are accurate if you live in New Hampshire, but perhaps the most accurate were the two words described for other New England states.

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Those who didn't understand the assignment were from nearby Connecticut (Nutmeg State), or Massachusetts (high taxes, Massholes, wicked pissah, baked beans), Vermont (Green Mountain), or Maine (lobster & lumber, lobster & blueberries).

Interesting how two words describe an entire state, but it seems Granite Staters know exactly what makes New Hampshire home... and famous.

Caught in New England: Can You Guess Who's Autograph This is?

Test your skill at recognizing these autographs from country artists who've performed in New England.

Gallery Credit: Ginny Rogers

Mistakes Tourists Make When Visiting New Hampshire

Whether it's trying to pack too much in to one trip (figuratively and also literally ion their suitcase) or choosing to dine at the tourist traps over the mom and pop shops, people who visit New Hampshire deserve to experience all our fine state has to offer. Let the mistakes of tourists from our past help shape your visit in the future.

Gallery Credit: Kira

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