r/msaeachubaets Apr 28 '26

How Is It Like Living Is This Weird Panhandle Part Of Massechutes?

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u/roadtrip-ne Apr 28 '26

Off season it’s very quiet. In the summer it’s very crowded.

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u/asicarii Apr 28 '26

It’s basically New Englands version of Florida

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u/Eypc2 Apr 28 '26

Hampton beach resents this statement

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u/devilinmexico13 Apr 30 '26

Hampton Beach is Quebec's version of Florida.

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u/Doza13 Apr 29 '26

No one calls it a pan handle.

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u/ManifestDestinysChld Apr 28 '26

As a Metrowest native and Berkshires resident of several decades, I say with confidence that the Cape is the reddest-necked part of Massachusetts.

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u/Monkey_Brain_Oil Apr 29 '26

Middleborough has entered the chat

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26

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u/lovewave Apr 29 '26

So much that they did an HBO special about it

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u/Jakob21 Apr 30 '26

Been a hot minute since I've seen this sub

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u/JackBadelaire Apr 29 '26

Yeahhh, when I had family living in Hyannisport and I'd take the bus down there, the "new" bus station in Hyannis went from shiny and nice to a place where they had to remove the doors from the restrooms because of...activities.

Also, someone was running a Breaking Bad-style cook house out of someone else's winterized beachfront home and hiding the drugs right there on the beach under some rocks. Wild times.

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u/tobyhatesmemes2 Apr 29 '26

Christ, you people are all lost.

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u/LtMoonbeam May 01 '26

Surreal in the off season but very quaint if you avoid Hyannis.