So admittedly, New Hampshire was a pretty forgettable place, or at least the southern part where we went was, so moving on, we next went to Plymouth, Massachusetts!

During the entire trip we were constantly running into motorcycles. Later we learned it was motorcycle weekend or something like that.

Every now and then something interesting popped up such as this military themed Ural with it's customary sidecar, but there's one type of bikes I can just not bring myself to get into and that's hogs/choppers which unfortunately is what we were constantly hearing everywhere we went.

Our stay was basically a very clean, well kept traveler's motel. Pretty basic, but 1. It was well maintained and 2. Had a great view.

I was constantly looking at every other house/store thinking "man, that's just picture perfect", but sometimes these places can look a little too perfect.

Sweet Series II Rover! The rest of the cars pretty much wraps up New England's general taste in cars; Wranglers, Volvos, and Subarus everywhere with the rest settling on standard Japanese picks.

At the Pilgrim museum, spotted this painting. Sort of a confusing scene here with the main fella casting a spell on everyone, the women next to him bored out of their minds, folks on the right ignoring what's going on, the dude on the bottom trying to seduce someone off scene, and lastly a couple people scattered throughout breaking down in agony over the absurdity of it all.

I do gotta say though, the few hot rods I spotted while up here were pretty legit.

As well as even fewer European classics that are scattered throughout the area.

And here's the Mayflower!

Ok, it's just a live-size replica of what the real one was like. Still pretty neat to imagine being stuck on that thing for two months to sail to America.

Pretty big monument for a rock. I still think they decided to just use this random rock back in the day.

And so concludes my trip to New England. Beautiful place, but overall seems like a great place to vacation or retire in the later years. Now back to Cali!