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I'm not from Philadelphia, okay?
I'm thinking that I might want to do a 1 month stay somewhere else before September because I'll still be working from home for the foreseeable future and I might as well take this opportunity to be in different places while I can, so I'm thinking booking an AirBNB to work from 'home' for a month or two would be nice
I've always wanted to visit the New England states and the idea of a "quaint" place near water sounds nice, so I'm wondering what your experiences in them has been.
Was there much to do already there (i.e. carnivals, Main Street shopping) or did you have to create your own fun (i.e. lots of reading, walking on the beach)? Are there any parts you think I should stay away from? And, of course, did you feel welcomed as a black person or were there any moments/spaces you felt uncomfortable?
For clarity, I'm talking about the traditional NE region of Vermont, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island
I've always wanted to visit the New England states and the idea of a "quaint" place near water sounds nice, so I'm wondering what your experiences in them has been.
Was there much to do already there (i.e. carnivals, Main Street shopping) or did you have to create your own fun (i.e. lots of reading, walking on the beach)? Are there any parts you think I should stay away from? And, of course, did you feel welcomed as a black person or were there any moments/spaces you felt uncomfortable?
For clarity, I'm talking about the traditional NE region of Vermont, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island