Concord is pronounced Conquered.

Fascinating to see our former colonies in New England. Watching from Old England.

Moved to NH 37 years ago from NY, raised 4 kids here. I'm going to die in this state and my kids swear they will always have some kind of residence in NH. Beautiful state.

I’ve left New Hampshire. I lived in Bow New Hampshire the taxes ripping me off. If it wasn’t for the taxes it was the Lyme disease that everybody is getting don’t miss that state at all.👎👎

My home and current state, hell yeah

The three northern New England states ( Maine, New Hampshirite, Vermont ) are wonderful to spend time in , particularly during summer and fall. As you saw the plentiful historic villages and small towns are delightful. Mountains, forests, sea coast are also big attractions. Winter , although beautiful , comes early, is cold and snowy, and lasts awhile. The people are friendly , their New England version of English is distinctive. Thanks for showing us this.

It's good to see people protecting old buildings and renovate them , good touring as always

It seems to me that downtowns in the north of the USA are more lively, due to the not so hot climate, and the presence of trees on the streets. In the South, it’s just a frying pan, a minimum of shade, so it’s uncomfortable and deserted

NH is a great state, especially the further north you go. Away from the Boston transplants and it's beautiful. Great skiing, lakes, hiking....very little crime and just a real community atmosphere. Come for a visit...just don't stay! We'd like to remain quaint.

You've painted all three of these towns in a much brighter color than they really are. Easy to only see the visually attractive points when you are just cruising through as a tourist.

Among New Englanders, it's known that New Hampshire is not wealthy but well off with low, if any, population loss among its cities and towns, and no significant pockets of poverty; but that's also true of Vermont. We generally don't let a lot of people know about it.

As a New Hampshire native living in California, this video makes me so homesick. New Hampshire hasn't changed much over the years, at least compared to most other places. It's not in the cards now but I hope to move back someday. Every area has it's issues but there's no better place to live, IMO.

I was a touring musician and played in every New England state multiple times and the residents of New Hampshire always stood out as the warmest and friendliest.

New England is so beautiful! Thank you for the Saturday morning adventure! Love the old homes.

I could not WAIT until your video of NH dropped! I so wanted to see it through your eyes. I know you're not a tourist channel so I knew you wouldn't go up to the mountains. Laconia is right on Lake Winnipesaukee so it's a nice town. I had a friend who lived there when I was in college. I knew you'd mention the bike rally, it's famous, obviously, in Laconia. NH is one of my favorite states since I was a kid camping with my family and if it weren't for the cold, I would have moved there permanently! LOL

It’s amazing to me how fast he gets from one town to the next. It’s almost instantaneous.

New Hampshire is the only state that I have ever been to where I saw a sign that said, "officer ahead with radar, slow down".

I grew up in a small town right next to Franklin. Owned a home in Concord for a decade. Nice to see the area getting some positive press.

Proud to have been born and raised here, when people think of new hampshire they think of rich people but there's so much more to my state than the stereotypes.

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