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Benson's Wild Animal Farm's biggest attraction was a Silverback Gorilla named Tony, then named Colossus. Located in Hudson, New Hampshire, as kids we had never seen anything like him. The Silverback Gorilla once ran for President of the United States.

There is a good chance that you drive it on a regular basis

Back Beach is a small, underrated beach located in Downtown Rockport, Massachusetts. It is a beautiful spot with lovely views and if you go early enough, you are guaranteed to find seaglass.

Ah, Maine. The Pine Tree state is one of the most beautiful in the entire U.S., so it's no surprise that Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth is one of the most photographed in entire country.

Imagine stepping into a home where the boundaries between inside and outside blur, all while surrounded by art and nature. This is The Glass House and you can see it without spending $30,000.

When I travel to other parts of the U.S., I always come home with a yearning to go back to my favorite New Hampshire restaurants.

Remember when the Weirs Drive-in up in Laconia, NH announced that it would not be opening for the season? That left only two Drive-In theaters in the state, one in Hinsdale, NH with Hollywood ties and the other in Milford, NH with nostalgic vibes.

You have to have had all of them to call yourself a resident of the "Live Free or Die" state.

The oldest surviving house in New Hampshire is the Jackson House on 76 Northwest Street in Portsmouth. It got it's name because it was built in 1664 by a dude named Richard Jackson. Richard was a woodworker, farmer, and mariner. It is also the oldest wood-frame house in the state.

In Carroll, New Hampshire. there is a thrilling ziplining adventure on the slopes of Bretton Woods. Participants are brought through a network of platforms located high up in the ancient hemlock trees, connected by nine zip-lines, two sky bridges, and three rappels. What a unique and thrilling way to experience the White Mountains.