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Zing Zing Zingbah Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Nov-07-04 11:48 PM
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33. It's not tremendously different south of there.
There's some more people, but still not a whole lot. Lewiston and Auburn suck. Most other towns are good though. I lived in central Maine. My home town has population of about 3,000 people, so it's smaller than Presque Isle.

I've been up to Presque Isle once. It was a long ride. It took us just as long to drive to Boston from where we lived as it did to get Presque Isle. Driving on I-95 North of Bangor is sweet because there's essentially no one on the road. Of course there's not too much to see, except for the trees.

Yeah, Maine is great. I hope I can move back there some day. The only problem with Maine is that there aren't so many jobs there.
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