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I definately would recommend the Rouge Hotel to anyone looking to visit DC. I love the theme, and the bathrobes are awesome! I especially enjoyed the lounge area downstairs and the newspaper each morning.

Old Town is the home of the Penobscot Indian Nation, and is actually and island in the penobscot river. There is a strong sense of community in Old Town, and the people are all very friendly. I would recommend hitting up one of the town’s fesivals, either Canoe Hullabaloo in July or Riverfest in September. I live nearby and try not to miss either of them!

Well… I live here! My family moved here when I was 2 and had we stayed in Connecticut I would’ve gone to rougher schools and lived in a bad neighborhood. On the down side, there wasn’t much to do growing up if you’re one to be more interested in music and cultural activities instead of skiing and 4 wheeling. Maine is a nice, relaxed place, and most parts are pretty cheap. It’s definately a great vacation spot. People are also very friendly here… sometimes TOO friendly… they start talking to you when you have other things to do…

I was born at Yale New Haven hospital, but we moved away when I was young. My mom was born and mostly raised in New Haven. I’ve heard a lot of bad stories about that city from when she was growing up, or from other people in my family. Luckily, I haven’t encountered too much bad there, but I know there are more and more “bad” parts of the city. Basically, I’m sure there’s some good to New Haven, Yale is definately amazing, and there are lots of cultural events and concerts that are fun to go to; but be careful where you go and definately don’t go anywhere alone!

My camera battery died after I only got to take two pictures. It was the most perfect day, clear blue sky, perfect temperature. I walked barefoot in the sand along the ocean and watched the waves. It was just so beautiful, and we beat the tourists, so there weren’t many people around either. (No offense tourists)