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U.S.A.’s east coast

With the Canadian dollar which makes the beautiful one, the American East coast seems to have found the dimension of love near the Inhabitants of Quebec. Let us explore together some destinations of holidays, which Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts offer to us.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Only a fine point of New Hampshire flirte with the sea. But, all the same, this small portion is interesting. Because, of Portsmouth with Seabrook Beach, one can learn from it as much on the Amerindian communities with Hampton that on the history from the United States, thanks to the visit of imposing fortresses, like Strong the Constitution and the Strong Stark Historic Site, not far from Portsmouth. In American Independence Museum, of Exeter, or in Strawberry Bank Museum, Portsmouth, one will attend with enthralling historical reconstitutions, animated by characters in costumes of time.

For the bathe, one knows well celebrates it very animated beach of Hampton Beach, but of other less known beaches the holiday makers attract now, like Jenness and Wallis Sands State Beaches, with Rye. And if your small foams overflow of energy, the most important watery park of New England, the Country Toilets, in Portsmouth, will exhaust them undoubtedly, thanks to its 25 types of activities (water slips, swimming pool with waves, rapids and rivers for tire tubes, etc).

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Comments

Comment from Native American Historian
Time: January 12, 2008, 9:04 am

There are some great spots that you list, especially the Annual Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Pow Wow. I believe it is important to understand the land we are traveling through, its history, the people who live there, and so forth. Exposing ourselves and kids to the Native American cultures of the US is a great way to learn about our country. Thanks again for the list.

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