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A tour of undiscovered New England...

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Pwel28
You're looking at the Kardesheean Gorge. It's the deepest gorge in New England and has been exploited many times online. The Rayjay River runs wild beneath with its raging waters. The Kardesheean Gorge is empty and worthless, and yet millions people flock to see it's shallow existence year after year. Sure, it's nice to look at, but it lacks substance and depth. It's the Kardesheean Gorge: talentless and unworthy of notice. Kardesheean Gorge: it looks great from behind, but once you get to know it, you...
Pwel28
St. Florence County is one of the most popular fall destinations in New England. Thousands of tourists from around the world flock to the area every weekend to take selfies with the local landscape as a beautiful backdrop. Located on the northern edge of SFC is the St. Florence Skyway Bridge. With a deck height of 1,203 feet, the bridge is the perfect location for naked bungee jumping or hocking loogies. Below is the Van Hopin homestead. They live off the grid and still aren't convinced about the...
Pwel28
The sounds of rustling leaves can be heard as the first winds from the north roll into the tiny town of New Amble. The residents have done a fine job of preserving its New World and Reconstruction era heritage, including an opera house that most husbands regret they never tore down in favor of a sports bar. New Amble is the epicenter of rural New England's theater scene, and local thespians are busy producing the musical version of "Fifty Shades of Grey". Numbers include "Spank Me Maybe" and "All That...
Pwel28
Murphy's Grove is a small hamlet on the northeastern edge of St. Florence County. Most residents are still on rotary phones, and it takes about forty-five seconds to dial 911. Some of the more progressive young folk have actually advanced to dial-up Internet, and it's still possible to hear the "You've got mail!" audio prompt from those crazy AOL users. The Hixton Mill provides enough energy to power the wood plane for the local lumber trade. They use the lumber to make Xboxes (that's a wooden box where...
Pwel28
Prescott is a small village nestled along the foothills of Vermont close to the Canadian border. Its residents celebrate a rich and historical heritage after their epic battle with Canada back in 1789, also known as "The Great Maple Tree Massacre", in which almost three hundred people lost their lives fighting over rights to the the syrup fields of the North East. Canada lost the battle, but won the war after sending us Celine Dion, Bryan Adams and Justin Bieber. Prescott straddles the Hockeepuckah River,...
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