7 Surefire Signs You Have Strong Roots In New Hampshire

Every state has its own unique culture, people, and local traditions. These will be inherently known to those who were born and raised in a given state but might be less obvious to visitors from afar. If you are a native of the Granite State or have strong roots in New Hampshire, here are a few things that you probably already know that you can also share with others not from here.

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No matter if you've had it since childhood or picked it up during your '90s-era grunge days, this essential outerwear is a staple of your clothing regimen during the colder months.

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Now, I'm not going to name names, but you can probably guess what state I'm referring to here.

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I mean, winter happens at the same time every year, so you're pretty used to it by now. Better to embrace it than stay inside for months at a time. Spring will be here soon enough.

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Speaking of spring, there's no reason to wait until the warm weather arrives to fire up the grill. Besides, that hot food will keep you warm.

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No need to check the calendar. You've got the various hunting seasons all in your head because you grew up with them. You also know that blaze orange isn't a fashion statement.

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This was a tough choice to go with mud season as the fifth of our yearly cycles. I considered black fly season but mud doesn't bite you until you bleed.

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Bread, milk, eggs, India Pale Ale — check. All of these essential items can be found at the local grocery store, gas station, or pharmacy. If you want wine or scotch, then you go to the liquor store.

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OK, so I’m sure I’ve missed a few things in compiling this list, so what do you think? Feel free to share in the comments how your roots in New Hampshire have shaped you into who you are today. If you decide to grab some gear from Wear Your Roots, be sure to use coupon code NewHampshire10 to get 10% off your order!

For those folks not from here, read more about what it’s like to like to live in New Hampshire, check out some unwritten rules about being a New Hampshirite, and learn about some of the state’s misconceptions.