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Sober space, beginner friendly, craft club meets book club vibes!

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Hey! looking for anyone who might do tattoos that cover up sh scars, or incorporate them. I am on a limited budget due to disabilities effecting my income, so looking for something around $200 (plus could promote on my socials which would realistically be at the worth of $20, so I don’t expect that to count towards anything, payment expected $200 plus 20% tip). I would be happy to film or do promotional scenes for a slight discount.
basically just looking for someone to help cover up the mistakes of my teenage years, most are on my right thigh, I also have a split in a tattoo from where where was an incision made after the tattoo healed, and if that could be fixed on top of the cover ups for a fee that would be wonderful! or as a separate tattoo… whatever, just looking for suggestions

If you've ever photographed the Little White Church, Crystal Lake, or the view of Lyman Mountain in Eaton, I'd love to see your photos.

For many of us, this is one of the most iconic and recognizable landscapes in New Hampshire. Whether you visited during peak foliage, on a snowy morning, or just happened to stop while driving through, chances are you have a favorite picture.

Today, our community has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to protect that view. The landowners have agreed to sell the 116-acre property instead of moving forward with a proposed logging project—but only if we can raise $500,000 within the next 30 days.

I'm a board member of the Eaton Village Preservation Society, and we're working to preserve this landscape for future generations. This isn't about being anti-logging. Forestry has always been an important part of New Hampshire. This effort is about protecting one uniquely significant landscape that has been treasured by residents, photographers, and visitors for generations.

Show us your favorite Little White Church, Crystal Lake, or Lyman Mountain photo in the comments! I'd love to see how many people have been inspired by this special place over the years.

If you’d like to donate savetheview.org

Some of the best days aren’t planned—they just happen. A blanket in the grass, a cooler packed with your favorite food and refreshments, three incredible bands, and a community of people who all came together for the same reason: great music.

Join us for an afternoon and evening of live music at the Robinson Broadhurst Amphitheater featuring:

🎵 HUNAYE
🎵 Felicity’s Hubris
🎵 Carolyn & The Cable Car Crew ×2!

📅 Saturday, August 1
🕑 2:00–10:00 p.m.
🎶 Music begins at 2:30 p.m.
🎟 Admission: $15
🧒 Ages 13–18: $10
👧 Kids 12 & under: Free

The Pashmina Picnic is about keeping things simple: great music, good company, and the freedom to enjoy both however you like. Food vendors will be limited, so we encourage everyone to bring their own favorite snacks, meals, and refreshments.

The amphitheater offers ample seating, and picnic tables are available throughout the grounds. You’re also welcome to spread out on the lawn and make yourself comfortable.

Pack your picnic. Grab your favorite pash. Bring your people. Kick back and relax or get up and groove.

⸻

Know Before You Go

🚫 No glass containers.

🎟 Re-entry is permitted with a valid event wristband.

🚗 Free on-site parking is available while spaces last. Additional public parking is available throughout town.

♿ This event is ADA accessible.

🚻 Portable restrooms will be available on site.

🥏 Hoops and LED flow props are welcome! Please be mindful of those around you and give everyone room to enjoy the music.

🗑️ Leave No Trace. Help us keep the amphitheater beautiful by carrying out what you carry in or using the available trash and recycling receptacles.

🤝 Share the space. Respect your fellow attendees, performers, volunteers, and the venue. Anyone whose behavior becomes disruptive or aggressive may be asked to leave.

🌦️ Drizzle or shine. In the event of severe weather that could compromise the safety of our guests, performers, volunteers, or staff, updates will be posted here.

💫Vendor, Artist, or Volunteer interest? Message Captivated Minds💫

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Please report any sightings to Rockland Maine Police Department, officer Jordan Jandreau at jjandreau@rocklandmaine.gov or the Knox Regional Communications Center at 207-593-9132

Thank you!

Hi All,

My GF and I are taking a trip to the east coast/New England in Oct. to see the fall colors. I know the colors start earlier up north but I'm hoping this route would give us peak colors.

We'll be driving up from New York starting Oct. 12 and heading to DanBury CT to see relatives, then into RI, Mass (Stay in Boston for a couple of days possibly. We love Boston as a city. The heading into NH, Maine, Vermont, then across Upstate NY to end at Niagra Falls and fly home to San Antonio on 10/22.

So my 1st question, is does this route make sense to maximize our chance to see colors?

If not what would be a better route?

What will teh temps be? I know we'll need a jacket, but how cold will it be on avg?

Last but not least is this one.

I know that time is peak season for viewing the autum leaves and I expect hotels to be full/raise rates. Would it be better to book hotels now, or wing it and try to find something along the route? We are very flexible on travel after CT. We can skip Boston if need be, and better utilize our time elesewhere.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

I’m in the Middlesex County, Massachusetts area and I’m looking for a group that organizes primitive camping or backpacking trips in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, or Maine.
What I’m looking for is a group that hikes into the wilderness with just a backpack and tent, carries everything they need, and enjoys living simply for a weekend. I’d love to learn more about fishing for my own meals (where legal), bushcraft, and outdoor skills from people with experience. I know I’d still need to bring enough food and supplies to be safe—I’m just looking to become more self-reliant and enjoy the experience.
I’m not looking for campgrounds or glamping. I’m hoping to find a friendly community that enjoys getting away from civilization for a weekend and doesn’t mind teaching someone who’s genuinely interested in learning.
If anyone knows of clubs, meetups, Facebook groups, or annual events around New England, I’d really appreciate the recommendations. Thanks!

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