Thai in Dover = Kar-Min
Lobster = Chauncey Creek Lobster Pier.
http://www.chaunceycreek.com/
No real idea on golf courses. The one's I've seen around here look pretty dinky compared to the ones in California, where I grew up.
Tourist season peaks around here between Memorial Day and Labor Day, and then picks up again when the foliage changes colors. Usually October.
Portland is pretty nice too. There's a nice little eatery there that fries their fries in duck fat!
Actually, Portland ranks second in the United States in restaurants per capita. It also has a neat air about it, much like the city that ranks first in that category, San Francisco.
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Originally Posted by SentToStud
Thanks very much...
Thai food in Dover. Yes. Name, please?
Hiking/biking. Sure.
Malls.... no. Not on vacation.
Fishing... have something set up for a day, I'm told.
Lobster on the river... Sure. What river and name, please.
The museum... my wife has that on todo list.
What about golf courses? Portsmouth CC looks nice but non-members can't book until 3 days before. Any other nice courses you may know about?
We are going 9/20-9/29. I assume the heavy tourist season on the Seacost is done by then?
Thank you again.
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