We asked readers to share what they would miss most if they had to leave New Hampshire, and the responses were brimming with Granite State admiration. Some who moved away already reminisced about the peaceful backroads and the tight-knit communities they left behind. Read below for all the feels.
“I did leave NH for 12 1/2 years, but moved back home in August of 2022 because I missed my family!ย So family is what I did (and would) miss most about leaving NH.” โ Karen Kramer
โThe proximity to both the mountains, the ocean, and a major city.โ โ Keenan Pawley
โMy town (Plymouth). The people are wonderful!โ โ Marcia Blaine
“Is there a Market Basket where Iโm going?โ โ Emmet Soldati
โDespite having moved away a long time ago, I am always shocked at how beautiful NH is when I return. The clean water, the crisp, clean air. The smell of pine needles. The incredible hills, valleys, and vista views.โ โ David Danieli
โI did move away for a while, to Georgia. Surprisingly I missed simple things like knowing the roads Iย was traveling well enough to find my way around, and the smell of smoke from wood stoves in the fallโโ Lisa Tsiopras, Magnolia Mosaicsย
โThe weather. Itโs never too hot (maybe sometimes too cold) but we never have too much of any one kind of weather. And, the wave on back or side roads. I tried the friendly wave over the steering wheel in other states and it wasnโt reciprocated.โ โ Hailey H



















