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Yarmouth

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100% of people who have been to Yarmouth think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Yarmouth are World's Largest Rotating Globe, DeLorme Map Headquarters, and Cousin's Island.


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Away from Home With No Insurance by buffaloberry

After college I lived for a month or so in my Volvo Stationwagon until I maxed out my credit card and had to get a part time job in Yarmouth Maine at Maine Roasters Coffeeshop. I rented a small room from a crazy old lady who let her dogs poop in the living room and fell in love with New England. Alas the poop got to be too much and I needed to make more than a couple of hundred bucks a week so I left and drove cross country without car insurance, my how things have changed.

over 5 years ago

transplant by Lucy Baranko

i am temporary transplant here in Yarmouth.

over 6 years ago

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  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to Yarmouth by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 The constant lament of Yarmouth restaurateurs and shopkeepers is this: The summer tourists who steadily stream off the incoming ferries rarely linger long enough to appreciate the city before they mash the accelerator and speed off to higher-marquee venues along the coast. There might be a reason for that. Yarmouth is a pleasant burg that offers some noteworthy historic architecture dating from the golden age of seafaring. But the town's not terribly unique, and thus not high on the list of places to spend a few days. It's a bit too big (pop. 7,800) to be charming; too small to generate urban buzz and vitality. It has more the flavor of a handy pit stop than a destination, though recent redevelopment efforts have spruced up the waterfront a bit and added evening entertainment during the summer months, a very welcome sign. (read article)
  • www.nytimes.com Taking a Flier on a Ferry (read article)


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